The Works of Lord Byron, 5 tomasJ. Murray, 1901 |
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... Exit MYRRHA . It may be , Brother ! 60 I can at least command myself , who listen To language such as this : yet urge me not Beyond my easy nature . Sal . ' Tis beyond That easy - far too easy - idle nature , Which I would urge thee . O ...
... Exit MYRRHA . It may be , Brother ! 60 I can at least command myself , who listen To language such as this : yet urge me not Beyond my easy nature . Sal . ' Tis beyond That easy - far too easy - idle nature , Which I would urge thee . O ...
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... Exit Cupbearer . Sal . Is this moment A fitting one for the resumption of Thy yet unslept - off revels ? Re - enter Cupbearer , with wine . Sar . ( taking the cup from him ) . Noble kinsman , If these barbarian Greeks of the far shores ...
... Exit Cupbearer . Sal . Is this moment A fitting one for the resumption of Thy yet unslept - off revels ? Re - enter Cupbearer , with wine . Sar . ( taking the cup from him ) . Noble kinsman , If these barbarian Greeks of the far shores ...
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... Exit Cupbearer . Sal . I would but have recalled thee from thy dream ; Better by me awakened than rebellion . 201 Sar . Who should rebel ? or why ? what cause ? pretext ? I am the lawful King , descended from A race of Kings who knew no ...
... Exit Cupbearer . Sal . I would but have recalled thee from thy dream ; Better by me awakened than rebellion . 201 Sar . Who should rebel ? or why ? what cause ? pretext ? I am the lawful King , descended from A race of Kings who knew no ...
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... Exit SALEMenes . Sar . ( solus ) . Farewell ! He's gone ; and on his finger bears my signet , Which is to him a sceptre . He is stern As I am heedless ; and the slaves deserve To feel a master . What may be the danger , I know not : he ...
... Exit SALEMenes . Sar . ( solus ) . Farewell ! He's gone ; and on his finger bears my signet , Which is to him a sceptre . He is stern As I am heedless ; and the slaves deserve To feel a master . What may be the danger , I know not : he ...
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... Exit PANIA . I marvel at thee . What is thy motive , Myrrha , thus to urge me ? Myr . Thy safety ; and the certainty that nought Could urge the Prince thy kinsman to require Thus much from thee , but some impending danger . Sar . And if ...
... Exit PANIA . I marvel at thee . What is thy motive , Myrrha , thus to urge me ? Myr . Thy safety ; and the certainty that nought Could urge the Prince thy kinsman to require Thus much from thee , but some impending danger . Sar . And if ...
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