Demetrius: a Russian romance ...E.J. Coale, 1818 |
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alarm amidst apartment appeared apprehension approach army attempts attend beheld beloved betrayed Boris Godonof Boyards breast calm cess cheek commanded conceal conduct Coriolanus Cossacks Count Wiesnovitski countenance courser Cracow Czar of Russia Czar's Czarina Feodorofna declared Deme Demetrius and Marina dreadful emotions empire encreased endeavoured excited exclaimed expression eye of Demetrius fate fear feelings felt Galitzin gazed glance glow of hope glowing hand happiness heart Hetman hope Imperial indignation Kosanka Kremlin late mand manner ment metrius mind Moscow mother multitude nance nobles obeyed painful palace Patriarch paused perceived Poland Poles Polish possessed prejudice present Prince Vassili Princess Irene Princess of Poland Princess of Sendomir pursue recollection regarded replied rience rushed Russian nobility Russians sabre scene seemed silence sion smile soul sovereign subjects sudden sufferings surprise tender terrour throne tion tone triumph trius troops tumult Uglitz Vassili Shuiski versts voice wards
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Сторінка 135 - His nature is too noble for the world : He would not flatter Neptune for his trident, Or Jove for his power to thunder. His heart's his mouth : What his breast forges that his tongue must vent; And, being angry, does forget that ever He heard the name of death.
Сторінка 212 - But when a great mind falls, The noble nature of man's generous heart Doth bear him up against the shame of ruin ; With gentle censure using but its faults As modest means to introduce his praise; For pity like a dewy twilight comes To close the oppressive splendour of his day, And they who but admired him in his height, His alter'd state lament, and love him fall'n.
Сторінка 5 - As newly wak'd from all my dreams of glory, Those gilded visions of deceitful joys, I stand confounded at the unlook'd-for change, And scarcely feel this thunderbolt of fate. The painted clouds, which bore my hopes aloft, Alas, are now vanish'd to yielding air, And I am fall'n indeed...
Сторінка 188 - OF A FOOL, CASTING FIREBRANDS, ARROWS AND DEATH. " The tempest falls, The weary winds sink breathless. But who knows What fiercer tempest yet may shake this night." THOMSON." THE Lady Clinton saw how' a false movement on her part might bring disgrace on her liege lord's fair fame. Her woman's wit perceived the ground of Vaughan's ill-advised attack upon the unoffending people of Sopus, and its consequences upon Sir Henry's mission. Vaughan would accomplish...
Сторінка 236 - M r as confined (1610) after his depofition, •and from whence he was conveyed into Poland; where he only exchanged one prifon for another ftill more difmal, and fell a victim to his own difappointment and chagrin, as well as to the ill-treatment of the Poles.
Сторінка 222 - Godunof managed this horrid tranfaction with fuch art and fecrecy, that fcarcely any fufpicions were entertained againfthim, until thirteen years afterwards a perfon made his appearance under the name of Demetrius : he declared that his mother, fufpicious of the attempts againft her...
Сторінка 237 - is an article of faith, I could not venture to publifh my real opinion in this country. But in perufing my account with attention, you will perceive that the arguments which I have advanced in favour...