 | Nicholas Rowe - English drama - 1703 - 92 pages
...like an Angel fall'n from Blifs, to curfe , : . Sel. Hope better for us bothj nor let thy Feafs,Like an unlucky Omen, crofs my way. My Father rough, and...gentle, and, with Fondnefs Paternal, ever met me with a Blefling. Oft when Offence had ftir'd him to fuch Furyi That not grave Counfellors for Wifdom fam'd,... | |
 | CROWNE, Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 pages
...But like an Angel fall'n from Blifs, to cmjjt My prefent State, and mourn the Heav*n I've loft. Set. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy Fears« Like...gentle, and, with Fondnefs Paternal, ever met me with a Blefllng. Oft when Offence had ftir'd him to fuch Fury, That not grave Counfellors for Wifdorn fam'd,... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1756 - 456 pages
...like an Angel fall'n from Blifs, to curfe My prefent State, and mourn the Heav'n I've loft, SELIMA. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy Fears, Like...ever met me with a Bleffing. Oft when Offence had ftirr'd him to fuch Fury, That not grave Counfellors for Wifdom fam'd, Nor hardy Captains that had... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 418 pages
...like an Angel fall'a from Blifs, to curfe My prefent State, and mourn the Heav'n I've loft. SELIM A. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy Fears, Like...ever met me with a Bleffing. Oft when Offence had ftirr'd him to fuch Funy, That not grave Counfellors for Wifdom fam'd, Nor hardy Captains that had... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 408 pages
...like an Angel fall'n from Blifs, to curie My prefent State, and mourn the Heav'n I've loft. SELI MA Hope better for us both; nor let thy Fears, like an...ftormy in his Nature, To me was always gentle, and with Fondneib Paternal, ever met me with a Blefiins;. Oft when Offence had ftirr'd him to fuchFury, That... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1792 - 316 pages
...happy ? But like an angel fall'n from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heav'n I've lost. Sel. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy fears, Like an unlucky omen, cross my way. " My father, rough and stormy in his nature, " To me was always gentle, and, with fondness... | |
 | John Banks - 1797 - 438 pages
...happy ? But like an angel fall'n from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heav'n I've lost. Sel. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy fears, Like an unlucky omen, cross my way. " My father, rough and stormy in his nature, " To me was always gentle, and, with fondness... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...like an angel fallen from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heaven I've lost. 304 303 Sel. Hope .better for us both; nor let thy fears, Like an unlucky omen, его» my way. My father, rough and stormy in Ins nature, To me was always gentle, und, with fondness... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 510 pages
...? But like an angel fallen from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heaven 14 с lost. Sel. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy fears, Like an unlucky omen, cross my way. My father, rough and stormy in his nature, Tu me was always gentle, and, with fondness... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 348 pages
...happy ? But like an angel fall'n from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heav'n I've lost. Sel. Hope better for us both ; nor let thy fears, Like an unlucky omen, cross my way. Ax. But see, the sultan comes ! Enter BAJAZET. Baj. To have a nauseous courtesy forc'd... | |
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tis but plague to me ? When thou art mine no more, what will it ease me To think of all the golden minutes past, To think that thou wert kind, and I was happy ? But like an angel fall'n from bliss, to curse My present state, and mourn the heav'n I've... 
