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SIGIFRED , an Officer , friend of Ludolph . THEODORE , GONFRID , Officers . ETHELBERT , an Abbot . GERSA , Prince of Hungary . An Hungarian Captain . Physician . Page . Nobles , Knights , Attendants , and Soldiers .
SIGIFRED , an Officer , friend of Ludolph . THEODORE , GONFRID , Officers . ETHELBERT , an Abbot . GERSA , Prince of Hungary . An Hungarian Captain . Physician . Page . Nobles , Knights , Attendants , and Soldiers .
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What need of this ? Enough , if you will be A potent tutoress to my wayward boy , And teach him , what it seems his nurse could not , To say , for once , I thank you . Sigifred ! Albert . He has not yet returned , my gracious liege .
What need of this ? Enough , if you will be A potent tutoress to my wayward boy , And teach him , what it seems his nurse could not , To say , for once , I thank you . Sigifred ! Albert . He has not yet returned , my gracious liege .
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Sigifred . Still give me leave to wonder that the Prince Ludolph and the swift Arab are the same ; Still to rejoice that ' twas a German arm Death doing in a turban'd masquerade . Ludolph . The Emperor must not know it , Sigifred .
Sigifred . Still give me leave to wonder that the Prince Ludolph and the swift Arab are the same ; Still to rejoice that ' twas a German arm Death doing in a turban'd masquerade . Ludolph . The Emperor must not know it , Sigifred .
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Sigifred . If Otho knew His son to be that unknown Mussulman After whose spurring heels he sent me forth , With one of his well - pleased Olympian oaths , The charters of man's greatness , at this hour He would be watching round the ...
Sigifred . If Otho knew His son to be that unknown Mussulman After whose spurring heels he sent me forth , With one of his well - pleased Olympian oaths , The charters of man's greatness , at this hour He would be watching round the ...
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Sigifred . My Prince , you think too harshlyLudolph . Can I so ? Hath he not galld my spirit to the quick ? And with a sullen rigour obstinate Pour'd out a phial of wrath upon my faults , Hunted me as the Tartar does the boar , Driven ...
Sigifred . My Prince , you think too harshlyLudolph . Can I so ? Hath he not galld my spirit to the quick ? And with a sullen rigour obstinate Pour'd out a phial of wrath upon my faults , Hunted me as the Tartar does the boar , Driven ...
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| Назва | The Letters and Poems of John Keats, Том 3 The Letters and Poems of John Keats, John Gilmer Speed |
| Автор | John Keats |
| Редактор | John Gilmer Speed |
| Видавець | Dodd, Mead, 1883 |
| Оригінал із | Прінстонський університет |
| Оцифровано | 5 груд. 2008 |
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