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 murderers gone! 10 And in my bower, to... A Select Collection of Old English Plays - Página 50por Robert Dodsley, William Carew Hazlitt - 1874 - 414 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,... | |
| 1780 - 496 páginas
...garden did me cry, And in this garden inuft I refcue her. But ftay, what murderous fpe&acle is this ! A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone ! And...bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place was made for pleafure, not for death. [He cuts him down. Thofe garments that he wears I oft have feen : Alas, it... | |
| 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
...garden did she cry, And in this garden must I rescue her. But stay, what murderous spectacle is this ! A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone! And in...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
...garden did she cry, And in this garden must I rescue her. But stay, what murderous spectacle is this ! '.A man hang'd up, and all the murderers gone! And...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... | |
| John Matthews Manly - 1897 - 610 páginas
...hypermetrical. s 1618, '23, '33, outcry c.allrs. But stay ! what murdrous spectacle is this? A man hangd vp, and all the murderers gone! And in my bower, to lay...place was made for pleasure not for death. He cuts him dywne, Those garments that he weares I oft haue seene, — 75 Alas! it is Horatio, my sweet sonne!... | |
| Thomas Kyd - 1898 - 202 páginas
...her. — But stay, what murd'rous spectacle is this ? A man hang'd up and all the murd'rers gone ! 10 And in my bower, to lay the guilt on me ! This place...Alas, it is Horatio, my sweet son ! O no, but he that whilom was my son ! O, was it thou that call'dst me from my bed ? 0 speak, if any spark of life remain... | |
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