The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: With an Introductory Essay Upon His Philosophical and Theological Opinions, 7 tomasHarper & brothers, 1864 |
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... Wran . That he forthwith disarm the Spanish reg'ments Attached to th ' Emperor , that he seize Prague , And to the Swedes give up that city , with The strong pass Egra . Wal . That is much indeed ! Prague - Egra's THE PICCOLOMINI :
... Wran . That he forthwith disarm the Spanish reg'ments Attached to th ' Emperor , that he seize Prague , And to the Swedes give up that city , with The strong pass Egra . Wal . That is much indeed ! Prague - Egra's THE PICCOLOMINI :
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... Egra's granted - But - but Prague ! - ' Twon't do . I give you every security Which you may ask of me in common reason— But Prague - Bohemia - these , Sir General , I can myself protect . Wran . We doubt it not . But ' tis not the ...
... Egra's granted - But - but Prague ! - ' Twon't do . I give you every security Which you may ask of me in common reason— But Prague - Bohemia - these , Sir General , I can myself protect . Wran . We doubt it not . But ' tis not the ...
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... Egra above all must open to us , Ere we can think of any junction . Wal . You , You therefore must I trust , and you not me ? I will consider of your proposition . Wran . I must entreat , that your consideration Occupy not too long a ...
... Egra above all must open to us , Ere we can think of any junction . Wal . You , You therefore must I trust , and you not me ? I will consider of your proposition . Wran . I must entreat , that your consideration Occupy not too long a ...
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... Egra . [ Max . stands as convulsed , with a gesture and counte nance expressing the most intense anguish Yield thyself to it . We act as we are forced . I can not give assent to my own shame And ruin . Thou - no - thou canst not forsake ...
... Egra . [ Max . stands as convulsed , with a gesture and counte nance expressing the most intense anguish Yield thyself to it . We act as we are forced . I can not give assent to my own shame And ruin . Thou - no - thou canst not forsake ...
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... Egra and to Prague . To - morrow he intends to lead us over To th ' enemy . But he deceives himself ; For prudence wakes - the Emperor has still Many and faithful friends here , and they stand In closest union , mighty though unseen ...
... Egra and to Prague . To - morrow he intends to lead us over To th ' enemy . But he deceives himself ; For prudence wakes - the Emperor has still Many and faithful friends here , and they stand In closest union , mighty though unseen ...
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