 | Henry Carey - 1743 - 282 стор.
...Pharmaceutic Order. The Man that cures our Queen fhall have our Empire. [Exeunt Omnes. SCENE, A Garden. Enter Tatlanthe and Queen* Queen. Heigh ho! my Heart...Queen. ----- Too, too much! Tat. Did it affright you ? -- - No, 'tis nothing fuch. . Tat. What was it, Madam ? ^ueen. - --- -- Really I don't know. Tat.... | |
 | Henry Carey - 1770 - 40 стор.
...have our [Exeunt Omnes. SCENE, A Garden. Enter Tatlanthe and Queen. Queen.T TEIGH ho ! my Heart ! X Jl Tat. What ails my gracious Queen ? Queen. O would to Venus I had never feen ! 'fat. Seen what, my Royal Miftrefs ? Queen. Too, too much ! fat. Did it affright you ? Queen. No,... | |
 | 1804 - 626 стор.
...cures our queen shall have our empire. [Exeunl. seen, BRITISH DRAMA. ACT II. SCENE I.— A garden. Enter TATLANTHE and QUEEN. Queen. Heigh ho ! my heart...gracious queen ? Queen. O would to Venus I had never seen — Tat. Seen what, my royal mistress ? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat. Did it affright you ? Queen.... | |
 | 1804 - 630 стор.
...queen shall have our empire. [Exeunt.. seen, BRITISH DRAMA. S!) ACT II. SCENE I.— A garden. Eater TATLANTHE and QUEEN. Queen. Heigh ho ! my heart ! Tat. What ails my gracious queen ? Queen. О would to Venus I had never seen — Tat. Seen what, my royal mistress ? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat.... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 стор.
...order! The man that cures our queen shall have our empire. [Exeunt. ACT II. SCENE I.— Л garden. Enter TATLANTHE and QUEEN. Queen. Heigh ho! my heart! Tat. What ails my gracious queen ? Queen. Oh would to Venus I had never seenTut. Seen what, my royal mistress i Queen. Too, too much ! Tat. Did... | |
 | Burlesque plays - 1885 - 332 стор.
...in pharmaceutic order. The man that cures our queen shall have our einpiie. / SCENE. — A Garden. Enter TATLANTHE and QUEEN. Queen. Heigh ho ! my heart ! Tat. What ails my gracious queen ? Queen. Oh, would to Venus I hid never seen ! Tat. Seen what, my royal mistress ? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat.... | |
 | Henry Morley - 1885 - 332 стор.
...in pharinaceutic order. The man that cures our queen shall have our empiie. / SCENE. — A Garden. Enter TATLANTHE and QUEEN. Queen. Heigh ho ! my heart ! Tat. What ails my gracious queen ? Queen. Oh, would to Venus I hid never seen ! Tat. Seen what, my royal mistress ? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat.... | |
 | Henry Carey - 1743 - 284 стор.
...Pharmaceutic Order. The Man that cures our Queen fhallhave our Empire. [Exeunt Omnes. SCENE, A Garden. Enter Tatlanthe and Queen, Queen. Heigh ho ! my Heart...? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat. Did it affright you ? 0%ueen. No, 'tis nothing fuch. Tat. What was it, Madam ? i>ueen. Really I don't know. Tat. It muft... | |
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Tat. Seen what, my royal mistress ? Queen. Too, too much ! Tat. Did it affright you ? Queen. No ; 'tis nothing such. Tat. What was it, madam ? Queen. Really, I don't know. Tat. It must be something ? Queen. No ! Tat. Or nothing ? Queen. No ! Tat. Then,... 