 I did not slumber ; therefore 'twas no dream. No, no, it was some woman cried for help ; And here within this garden did she cry ; And in this garden must I rescue her. — But stay, what murd'rous spectacle is this ? A man hang'd up and all the murd'rers...  The Spanish Tragedy: A Play - Página 40por Thomas Kyd - 1898 - 146 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | 1744 - 378 páginas
...refcue her. But ftay, what murd'rous fpeftaole is this ? A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone f And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me! This place was made for pleafure, not for death. [He cuts him doiJlti* Thofe garments that he wears I oft have feen : Alas,... | |
 | Thomas Hawkins - 1773 - 378 páginas
...her. But flay, what murd'rous fpeftacle ii this ? A man hang'd up, and all the murderers goat ! .1 And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place was made for plcafure, not for 4eath. (!!( tuti hi i". icier,. Thofe garments that he wears I oft have feen : Alas,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 618 páginas
...TRAGEDY. 487 A man hangM up and all the murderers .mint ! And in my bower, to lay the guilt on mi ! This place was made for pleasure, not for death. [He cuts him down. Those garments that he wears f oft have seen ; Alas, it is Horatio, my sweet son ! Oh, no, but he "•' that whilorue was my son... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 618 páginas
...1618. 23. 33. J* The, 1618 83. 33. A man li, ni'. M up and all the murderers gone ! And in my hutvrr, to lay the guilt on me! This place was made for pleasure, not for death. [He cutí him down. ii .. i i' garments that he wears I oft have sten ; Alas, it is Huratiu, iny sweet... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1825 - 444 páginas
...rescue her. But stay, what murderous spectacle is this ! A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone! And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place...oft have seen : Alas, it is Horatio, my sweet son ! Oh, no, but he "7 thit whilome was my son ! Oh, was it thou that call'dst me from my bed ? Oh, speak,... | |
 | Robert Dodsley, Isaac Reed, Octavius Gilchrist - 1825 - 442 páginas
...rescue her. But stay, what murderous spectacle is this ! '.A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone! And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place...he wears I oft have seen : Alas, it is Horatio, my sweet^soji ! Oh, no, butTie^^Iffnt whilome was my son ! Oh, was it thou that call'dst me from my bed... | |
 | 1874 - 426 páginas
...rescue her. But stay, what murd'rous spectacle is this 1 A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone ! And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place...Alas, it is Horatio, my sweet son ! O no, but he that 6 whilome was my son ! O, was it thou that call'dst me from my bed ? O speak, if any spark of life... | |
 | Josef Schick, Max freiherr von Waldberg - 1901 - 956 páginas
...must I rescue her. — But stay, what murdrous spectacle is this? A man hangd vp and all the murderers gone! 10 And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me!...was made for pleasure, not for death. He cuts him downe. 59 still] fehlt 1594-1633, D1. 62 Exeunt] fehlt 1602, 1603. V. Bühnenweisung: &c.J fehlt 1602—1633,... | |
 | John Matthews Manly - 1900 - 794 páginas
...outcry calles. But stay! what murdrous spectacle is this? A man hangd vp, and all the murderers gone! And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me! This place was made for pleasure not for death. He cuts him downe. Those garments that he weares I oft haue seene, — 75 Alas! it is Horatio, my sweet sonne!... | |
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