The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats. Complete in One Volume |
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With all the heaviest worldly visitations . Let the dire father's curse that hovers o'er us Work out its dread fulfilment , and the spirit Of wrong'd Kiuprili be appeased . But only , Only , O merciful in vengeance ! let not OCTAVIO .
With all the heaviest worldly visitations . Let the dire father's curse that hovers o'er us Work out its dread fulfilment , and the spirit Of wrong'd Kiuprili be appeased . But only , Only , O merciful in vengeance ! let not OCTAVIO .
第 123 頁
Enter Octavio PiccoLOMINI and QUESTENBERG . No contradiction sare exists between them . OCTAVIO ( still in the distance ) . It was the urgent business of that time To snatch Bavaria from her enemy's hand ; Ay , ay ! more still !
Enter Octavio PiccoLOMINI and QUESTENBERG . No contradiction sare exists between them . OCTAVIO ( still in the distance ) . It was the urgent business of that time To snatch Bavaria from her enemy's hand ; Ay , ay ! more still !
第 124 頁
OCTAVIO ( interposing and addressing QUESTENBERG ) . And those state - parasites , who have their feet My noble friend , So constantly beneath the Emperor's table , This is no more than a remembrancing Who cannot let a benefice fal ...
OCTAVIO ( interposing and addressing QUESTENBERG ) . And those state - parasites , who have their feet My noble friend , So constantly beneath the Emperor's table , This is no more than a remembrancing Who cannot let a benefice fal ...
第 125 頁
OCTAVIO . OCTAVIO . OCTAVIO . I know a spell that will soon dispossess Their little army faithful to its duty , The evil spirit in him . And daily it becomes more numerous . QUESTENBERG ( walking up and down in evident disquiet ) .
OCTAVIO . OCTAVIO . OCTAVIO . I know a spell that will soon dispossess Their little army faithful to its duty , The evil spirit in him . And daily it becomes more numerous . QUESTENBERG ( walking up and down in evident disquiet ) .
第 126 頁
OCTAVIO . I must venture it . Hush ! -There he comes ! SCENE IV . Max . PICCOLOMINI , OctaviO PICCOLOMINI , QUESTENBERG . MAX . Ha ! there he is himself . Welcome , my father ! ( He embraces his father . As he turns round , he observes ...
OCTAVIO . I must venture it . Hush ! -There he comes ! SCENE IV . Max . PICCOLOMINI , OctaviO PICCOLOMINI , QUESTENBERG . MAX . Ha ! there he is himself . Welcome , my father ! ( He embraces his father . As he turns round , he observes ...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats. Complete in One Volume |
| 作者 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Bysshe Shelley |
| 著作人 | Galignani, A. & Galignani, W., Didot, Jules |
| 出版者 | A. and W. Galignani no 18, rue Vivienne, 1829 |
| 來源： | 佛羅倫斯國家中央圖書館 |
| 已數位化 | 2014年9月4日 |
| 頁數 | 575 頁 |
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