 How strange a captive am I grown of late ! Shall I accuse my love, or blame my fate ? My love, I cannot ; that is too divine : And against fate what mortal dares repine ? Enter Claris.  Memoirs of His Own Life - 第 158 頁Tate Wilkinson 著 - 1790完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | George Villiers Duke of Buckingham - 1770 - 310 頁
...late play, written by a very honeft gentleman ; by a knight. SCENE II. Enter Prince Pretty-man. Pret. How ftrange a captive am I grown of late ! Shall I...divine : And againft fate, what mortal dares repine? Enter Cloris. But here me comes. Sure 'tis fome blazing comet ! Is it not ? [Lies down. Bayes. Blazing... | |
 | John Bell - 1777 - 424 頁
...SCENE III. i •••-», jEnter Prince Prettyman. Pret. How flrange a captive am I grown of late I Shall I accufe my love, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot ; that \s too divine : And againft fate what mortal dares repine ? Enter Chloris. But here fhe comes. Sure... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 410 頁
...III. Enter Prince Prettyman. Pret. How flrange a captive am I grown of late ! Shall I accufe my Iftve, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot ; that is too divine : And againft fate what mortal dares repine ? Enter Chlons. But here flie comes. Sure 'tis fome blazing comet ! is it not ? [ Lies tfo-vf. Bayes.... | |
 | 1788 - 402 頁
...his miftrefs. SCEHE III. Enter Prince Prettyman.. Prtt. How ftrange a captive am I grown of late I Shall I accufe my love or blame my fate ? My love I cannot, that is too divine ; And againit fate what mortal dares repine? Enter Chloris. But here me comes. Sure 'tis feme blazing comet... | |
 | 1797 - 436 頁
...SCENE III. Prince PRETTYMAN enters. Fret. How strange a captive am I grown of late! Shall I accuse my love, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot ; that is too divine .• And against fate what mortal dares repine ? CHI/ORIS enters. But here she comes. Sure 'tis some blazing... | |
 | Arthur Murphy - 1801 - 544 頁
...reprefentation of Mr. Hale : , • . , « How ftrange a captive am I grown of late ! Shall I my Love accufe, or blame my fate ? :,'•"-"' My love I cannot ; that is too divine ! And againft fete what mortal dares repine ? . . Ryan was Allb engaged at Co vent-Garden : a veteran' in the fer... | |
 | Arthur Murphy - 1801 - 434 頁
...representation of Mr. Hale: •i How strange a captive am I grown of late \ Shall I my Love accuse, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot; that is too divine! And against fate what mortal dares repine ? Ryan was also engaged at Govent-Garden: he was a veteran in... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 頁
...knight. SCENE III. Enter Prince PRETTYMAN. Fret. How strange a captive am I grown o/late ! Shall I accuse my love, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot, that is too divine, And against Fate what mortal dares repine ? Enter CLORIS. But here she comes. — Sure 'tis some blazing... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 頁
...knight. SCENE III. Enter Prince PRETTYMAN. Pret. How strangeacaptiveamlgrown oflate! Shall I accuse my love, or blame my fate ? My love I cannot, that is too divine, And against Fate what mortal dares repine : Enter CLORIS. But here she comes. — Sure 'tis some blazing... | |
 | John Milton - 1869 - 588 頁
...proud Players, I gad.' SC/KNA 111. Enter Prince Pretty-man. fret. ISPff*B(|Ow dränge a captive am T grown of late ! Shall I accufe my Love, or blame my...Fate? My Love, I cannot ; that is too Divine : And againfl Fate what mortal dares repine ? Enter Cloris. But here me comes. Sure 'tis fome blazing Comet,... | |
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