Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these divine looks, but with low-bent thoughts Accusing such presumption : as for words, He dares not utter any but of service ; Yet this lost creature loves... Dramatic Works of John Ford ... - Page 320by John Ford - 1827Full view - About this book
| Charles Lamb - English drama - 1808 - 512 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these divine looks, but with low-bent thought* Accusing such presumption : as for words, He dares not utter any but of service ; Yet this... | |
| John Ford - English drama - 1811 - 522 pages
...lend my ear too grossly ? . Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch' d by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...utter any but of service. Yet this lost creature loves ye. — Be a princess In sweetness as in blood; give him his doom, Or raise him up to comfort. Cal.... | |
| British drama - 1811 - 712 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ! Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these divine looks, but with low-bent thought« Accusing such presumption ; as for words, He dares not utter any but of service. Yet this... | |
| Charles Lamb - English drama - 1813 - 502 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...What new change Appears in my behaviour, that thou darest Tempt my displeasure ? Pen. I must leave the world, To revel in Elysium ; and 'tis just To wish... | |
| Charles Lamb - Drama - 1813 - 508 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these divine looks, but with low-bent thought* Accusing such presumption : as for words, He dares not utter any but of service ; Yet this... | |
| Thomas De Quincey - 1825 - 340 pages
...despairing." CHAPTER XIX. Penthea. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...any but of service• Yet this lost creature loves ye ! FOBD. The Broken Heart — Act 3. AT this moment the bugle of the cavalry called the attention... | |
| John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 712 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...as for words, He dares not utter any but of service : w'* Yet this lost creatyre loves you. — Be a princess *~ In sweetness as in blood ; give him his... | |
| Charles Lamb - English drama - 1844 - 330 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...blood ; give him his doom, Or raise him up to comfort. Col. What new change Appears in my behaviour, that thou darest Tempt my displeasure 3 Pern. I must... | |
| Robert Chambers - American literature - 1844 - 692 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ! Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disda -. | 0 ҏW>69 \ r} :=x x } z ݧ/ - H] } X < t J l t L .;J Accusing such presumption : as for word". He dares not utter any but of service ; Yet this... | |
| Charles Lamb - English drama - 1845 - 492 pages
...Or lend my ear too grossly ? Pen. First his heart Shall fall in cinders, scorch'd by your disdain, Ere he will dare, poor man, to ope an eye On these...blood ; give him his doom, Or raise him up to comfort. Col. What new change Appears in my behavior, that thou darest Tempt my displeasure ? Pen. I must leave... | |
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