 Detest the works of nature, loathe mankind; Like me, with cries distracted fill the air, , Tear her poor bosom, rend her frantic hair, And prove the torments of the last despair. (Exit) ACT V SCENE: The street Enter BELLMOUR and DUMONT, or SHORE SH. You...  The Edinburgh Dramatic Review - Page 821823Full view - About this book
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...golden sun ;" Cast ev'ry good, and ev'ry hope behind ; Detest the works of nature, loath mankind : Like me, with cries distracted, fill the air, Tear...hair; And prove the torments of the last despair. [Exit, ACT V. SCENE I. The Street. Enter BELMOUR a,nd DUMONT. Dumont, You saw her, then ? Bel. I met... | |
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 | English drama - 1797 - 462 pages
...golden sun ;" Cast ev'ry good, and ev'ry hope behind ; Detest the works of nature, loath mankind : Like me, with cries distracted, fill the air, Tear...hair; And prove the torments of the last despair. [Exit. ACT V. SCENE I. The Street. Enter BELMOOR and DUMONT. Dumont. You saw her, then ? Bet. I met... | |
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...golden sun ; Cast every good, ;\nd every hope behind ; Detest the works of nature, loath mankind : Like me, with cries distracted, fill the air, Tear her poor bosom, rend her frantic hair; And prove ihr torments of the last despair! [E.rit. 394 BRITISH DRAMA. 395 ACT V. SCENE I.— The Street. Eater... | |
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...wretch was born ;. Like me, to deserts and to darkness run, Abhor the day, and curse the golden sun ; Like me, with cries distracted, fill the air, Tear...hair ; And prove the torments of the last despair! [Exit. ACT THE FIFTH. ScENE I. The Street. Enter BELMOUR and DUMONT. Dum. You saw her then ? Bel. I... | |
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...golden sun ; Cast every good, and every hope behind ; Detest the works of nature, loathe mankind : me, Look ! ~ [.Exit. ACTV. SCENE l<—The Street. Enter BELMOUR and DUMONT. Dum. You saw her, then ? Bel. I... | |
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