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... AGYDAS, MAGNETES, LORDS, and SOLDIERS loaden with treasure. TAMBURLAINE. Come, lady, let notthis appal your thoughts; The jewels and the treasure we have ta'en Shall be reserv'd, and you in betterstateThanif you were arriv'd in Syria ...
... AGYDAS, MAGNETES, LORDS, and SOLDIERS loaden with treasure. TAMBURLAINE. Come, lady, let notthis appal your thoughts; The jewels and the treasure we have ta'en Shall be reserv'd, and you in betterstateThanif you were arriv'd in Syria ...
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... AGYDAS. I hope ourlady'streasure andour own Mayserve for ransom to our liberties: Return our mules and empty camels back, That we may travel into Syria, Where her betrothed lord, Alcidamus, Expectsthe arrival ofher highness' person ...
... AGYDAS. I hope ourlady'streasure andour own Mayserve for ransom to our liberties: Return our mules and empty camels back, That we may travel into Syria, Where her betrothed lord, Alcidamus, Expectsthe arrival ofher highness' person ...
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... AGYDAS. Wehope yourself will willingly restore them. TAMBURLAINE. Such hope,such fortune, havethe thousand horse. Soft ye, mylords,and sweet Zenocrate! You must be forcedfrom me ereyougo. A thousand horsemen! we fivehundred foot ...
... AGYDAS. Wehope yourself will willingly restore them. TAMBURLAINE. Such hope,such fortune, havethe thousand horse. Soft ye, mylords,and sweet Zenocrate! You must be forcedfrom me ereyougo. A thousand horsemen! we fivehundred foot ...
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... AGYDAS. We yield unto thee, happy Tamburlaine. TAMBURLAINE. For you, then, madam, Iam outof doubt. ZENOCRATE. I must be pleas'd perforce,wretched Zenocrate! [Exeunt.] ACTII. SCENEI. Enter COSROE, MENAPHON, ORTYGIUS, and CENEUS ...
... AGYDAS. We yield unto thee, happy Tamburlaine. TAMBURLAINE. For you, then, madam, Iam outof doubt. ZENOCRATE. I must be pleas'd perforce,wretched Zenocrate! [Exeunt.] ACTII. SCENEI. Enter COSROE, MENAPHON, ORTYGIUS, and CENEUS ...
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... AGYDAS, ANIPPE, with others. AGYDAS. Madam Zenocrate, may I presume To know the cause of these unquiet fits That work such trouble to your wonted rest? 'Tis more than pity sucha heavenly face Should by heart's sorrow wax so wan and pale ...
... AGYDAS, ANIPPE, with others. AGYDAS. Madam Zenocrate, may I presume To know the cause of these unquiet fits That work such trouble to your wonted rest? 'Tis more than pity sucha heavenly face Should by heart's sorrow wax so wan and pale ...
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