The Works of James Thomson: With His Last Corrections and Improvements : in Four VolumesA. Millar, 1762 |
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... Mr. Bridgwater . SOPHONISBA , Mrs. Oldfield . PHOENISSA , her Friend , Mrs. Roberts . Meffenger , Slave , Guards , and Attendants . SCENE , The Palace of CIRTH A. SOPHONISBA . A TRAGEDY . ACT I. SCENE I. T The Perfons represented. ...
... Mr. Bridgwater . SOPHONISBA , Mrs. Oldfield . PHOENISSA , her Friend , Mrs. Roberts . Meffenger , Slave , Guards , and Attendants . SCENE , The Palace of CIRTH A. SOPHONISBA . A TRAGEDY . ACT I. SCENE I. T The Perfons represented. ...
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... PHOENISSA . SOPHONISBA . HIS hour , Phanissa , this important hour , Or fixes me a queen , or from a throne Throws Sophonifba into Roman chains . Detefted thought ! For now his utmost force Collected , defperate , distress'd , and fore ...
... PHOENISSA . SOPHONISBA . HIS hour , Phanissa , this important hour , Or fixes me a queen , or from a throne Throws Sophonifba into Roman chains . Detefted thought ! For now his utmost force Collected , defperate , distress'd , and fore ...
第 10 頁
... PHOENISSA . Perhaps they wheel'd , As is their cuftom , to return more fierce . Diftruft not Fortune , while you yet may hope ; And think not , madam , Syphax can refign , But with his ebbing life , in this laft field , At once a ...
... PHOENISSA . Perhaps they wheel'd , As is their cuftom , to return more fierce . Diftruft not Fortune , while you yet may hope ; And think not , madam , Syphax can refign , But with his ebbing life , in this laft field , At once a ...
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... PHOENISSA . Mafinifa ? SOPHONISBA . He : 1 Young Mafinia , the Mafylian king , The first addreffer of my youth ; for whom My bofom felt a fond beginning with , Extinguish'd foon , when once by Scipio's arts Won over , he became the ...
... PHOENISSA . Mafinifa ? SOPHONISBA . He : 1 Young Mafinia , the Mafylian king , The first addreffer of my youth ; for whom My bofom felt a fond beginning with , Extinguish'd foon , when once by Scipio's arts Won over , he became the ...
第 12 頁
... PHOENISSA . Think not I mean to check that glorious flame , That just ambition which exalts your foul , Glows on your cheek , and lightens in your eye . Yet would be had been yours , this rifing prince ! For , trust me , Fame is fond of ...
... PHOENISSA . Think not I mean to check that glorious flame , That just ambition which exalts your foul , Glows on your cheek , and lightens in your eye . Yet would be had been yours , this rifing prince ! For , trust me , Fame is fond of ...
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