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In the rear , a vast garden , surrounded by tremendous walls , defies the curious
eye ; and there , by night , he ruminates o'er plans , which ripen in the darkness of
his heart by day ! LESTER . But , Percy , art thou sure none other dwell Within ...
In the rear , a vast garden , surrounded by tremendous walls , defies the curious
eye ; and there , by night , he ruminates o'er plans , which ripen in the darkness of
his heart by day ! LESTER . But , Percy , art thou sure none other dwell Within ...
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And then she fled away , as though a crowd Of hideous phantoms suddenly burst
forth ! Now all is darkness and despair ! PERCY ( crossing , and speaking very
slowly ) . To me it is : —yet from the dismal night Of my sad heart I may assist thee
...
And then she fled away , as though a crowd Of hideous phantoms suddenly burst
forth ! Now all is darkness and despair ! PERCY ( crossing , and speaking very
slowly ) . To me it is : —yet from the dismal night Of my sad heart I may assist thee
...
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His eyes were dark as night , and shone like stars ! MARGARET . Ay , ay ; so
once I thought ! IOLA . His long bright hair — a chesnut golden brownRolled
down his face like clouds , Margaret ; Those clouds we often see against the sun !
His eyes were dark as night , and shone like stars ! MARGARET . Ay , ay ; so
once I thought ! IOLA . His long bright hair — a chesnut golden brownRolled
down his face like clouds , Margaret ; Those clouds we often see against the sun !
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GRIMES ( very violently - disengaging her ) . Some lowborn wretch ! Some
ragged , rusty fool , Who prowls by night , lest his right - tattered garb Should
show a tongue in every rag , To tell the world he's beggared to its wealth ! . IOLA .
Mercy !
GRIMES ( very violently - disengaging her ) . Some lowborn wretch ! Some
ragged , rusty fool , Who prowls by night , lest his right - tattered garb Should
show a tongue in every rag , To tell the world he's beggared to its wealth ! . IOLA .
Mercy !
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Good night ! ( Exit R. ) GRIMES . In love ! Well , if ' t is so , Sir William ' s not the
man to root it out ! At mass - ' t is very strange ! That music There may be more in
this than first I thought . ' Tis strange ! Reciprocal the affection Cannot be .
Good night ! ( Exit R. ) GRIMES . In love ! Well , if ' t is so , Sir William ' s not the
man to root it out ! At mass - ' t is very strange ! That music There may be more in
this than first I thought . ' Tis strange ! Reciprocal the affection Cannot be .
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ADELE advancing ANNETTE arms bear beautiful BELLOWS bond break bright burst cavalier child clouds comes dark dear death deceived door dost dress Enter Exit eyes face failed fainting fair father fear fire flat flowers follow gaze gentle gipsy girl give gold hair hand happy Hark hast head hear heard heart hope Hurrah IOLA kissing knock known lady LANDLORD Lester Burton light living lola look lost MARGARET Master Grimes means merry never night noise nurse o'er OMNES once pass passionately PERCY Poor pray pretty retires runs rush SCENE seen Sir William Stanton SMUGGLER soul speak stand starting strange sure sweet tears tell thee thine thou thought thunder To-morrow true truth unto voice weep wild young youth
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | First Love: a Drama [in five acts, and in prose and verse]. |
| Autor | Conway Edwards |
| Editora | Sherwood, 1841 |
| Original de | Universidade de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 20 Fev 2008 |
| Número de páginas | 79 páginas |
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