The Lady of Lyons, Or, Love and Pride: A Play in Five ActsSamuel French, 1838 - 60 ページ |
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... Girl . With other Stories . By Mrs. Emma C. Embury . 18mo . Anthon's Series of Classical Works for Schools and Col- leges , now in the course of publication . The following works , already published , may be regarded as specimens of the ...
... Girl . With other Stories . By Mrs. Emma C. Embury . 18mo . Anthon's Series of Classical Works for Schools and Col- leges , now in the course of publication . The following works , already published , may be regarded as specimens of the ...
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... girl , however inexperienced , knows how to accept an offer , but it requires a vast deal of address to refuse one with proper condescen- sion and disdain . I used to practise it at school with the dancing - master ! ( Enter Damas ...
... girl , however inexperienced , knows how to accept an offer , but it requires a vast deal of address to refuse one with proper condescen- sion and disdain . I used to practise it at school with the dancing - master ! ( Enter Damas ...
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... ( going back to the table and taking the flowers ) . Who could have sent me these flowers ? [ Exeunt Pauline and Madame Deschappelles . DAMAS . That would be an excellent girl if her SCENE 1. ] OR , LOVE AND PRIDE . 19.
... ( going back to the table and taking the flowers ) . Who could have sent me these flowers ? [ Exeunt Pauline and Madame Deschappelles . DAMAS . That would be an excellent girl if her SCENE 1. ] OR , LOVE AND PRIDE . 19.
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... girl if her head had not been turned . I fear she is now become incorrigible ! Zounds , what a lucky fellow I am to be still a bache- lor ! They may talk of the devotion of the sex , but the most faithful attachment in life is that of a ...
... girl if her head had not been turned . I fear she is now become incorrigible ! Zounds , what a lucky fellow I am to be still a bache- lor ! They may talk of the devotion of the sex , but the most faithful attachment in life is that of a ...
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... girls pray for him . BEAUSEANT . A promising youth , certainly ! And why do they call him prince ? LANDLORD . Partly because he is at the head of them all , and partly because he has such a proud way with him , and wears such fine ...
... girls pray for him . BEAUSEANT . A promising youth , certainly ! And why do they call him prince ? LANDLORD . Partly because he is at the head of them all , and partly because he has such a proud way with him , and wears such fine ...
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63 ページ - And sent them to thee — such a tribute, lady, As beauty rarely scorns, even from the meanest. The name — appended by the burning heart That long'd to show its idol what bright things It had created — yea, the enthusiast's name, That should have been thy triumph, was thy scorn! That very hour — when passion...
90 ページ - Love buys not with the ruthless usurer's gold The loathsome prostitution of a hand Without a heart? Love sacrifices all things To bless the thing it loves! He knows not love. Father, his love is hate — his hope revenge!
85 ページ - From air he takes his colours, holds his life, Changes with every wind, grows lean or fat ; Rosy with hope, or green with jealousy, Or pallid with despair, just as the gale Varies from north to south, from heat to cold...
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63 ページ - Despair is free ! I will not tell thee of the throes, the struggles, The anguish, the remorse : no ; let it pass ! And let me come to such most poor atonement Yet in my power. Pauline ! (Approaching her with great emotion, and about to take her hand.) PAULINE.
61 ページ - I' the midst of roses! — Dost thou like the picture? " This is my bridal home, and thou my bridegroom! 0 fool — O dupe — O wretch ! I see it all. The by-word and the jeer of every tongue In Lyons. Hast thou in thy heart one touch Of human kindness? if thou hast, why kill me, And save thy wife from madness. No, it cannot — It cannot be; this is some horrid dream; 1 shall wake soon. [Touching him.] Art flesh ? art man?
21 ページ - I know not, unless it be because the Revolution swept away my father's title of Marquis, — and she will not marry a commoner. Now, as we have no noblemen left in France, — as we are all citizens and equals, she can only hope that, in spite of the war, some English Milord or German Count will risk his life, by coming to Lyons, that this fille du Roturier may condescend to accept him.
44 ページ - We'd guess what star should be our home when love Becomes immortal ; while the perfumed light Stole through the mists of alabaster lamps, And every air was heavy with the sighs Of orange groves and music from sweet lutes, And murmurs of low fountains that gush forth I' the midst of roses ! — Dost thou like the picture ? PAULINE.