 | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths - Books - 1789 - 742 pages
...thought's a crime — Nature may change ;. AH creatures may their elements fbrfake ; The univerfe diflblve and burft its bonds ; Time may engender contrarieties,...— I'll to my love, Lament our fate, and take my laft farewell.' Many of the fcenes of this tragedy are not only irregular, but fuperfluous: the ftyle... | |
 | 1789 - 746 pages
...thought's a crime — Nature may change ; All creatures may their elements forfake ; The univerfe diflblve and burft its bonds ; Time may engender contrarieties,...bring forth miracles — but none like this, That I Ihould break my word — I'll to my love, Lament our fite, and take my Ian farewell.' Many of the fcenes... | |
 | Modern theatre - 1811 - 372 pages
...— Nature may change ; All creatures may their elements forsake ; The universe dissolve and burst its bonds ; Time may engender contrarieties, And bring forth miracles — but none like this, That I should break my word — I'll to my love, Lament our fate, and take my last farewell. ACT THE THIRD.... | |
 | Elizabeth Inchbald - English drama - 686 pages
...crime — Nature may change; All creatures may their elements forsake ; The universe dissolve and burst its bonds ; Time may engender contrarieties, And bring forth miracles — but none like this, That I should break my word— I'll to my love, Lament our fate, and take my last farewell ACT THE THIRD.... | |
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The very thought's a crime — Nature may change; All creatures may their elements forsake ; The universe dissolve and burst its bonds ; Time may engender contrarieties, And bring forth miracles — but none like this, That I should break my word— I'll... 