 | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths - Books - 1789 - 742 pages
...prov'd Your plots were not deiign'd againft ourfelves. Nor. Tho' juftice is of right, yet he who feel« Not thankful for't, betrays a narrow mind, Forgets...Norfolk, attend ! this caution now remains ; What falls from high fhould deep impreffion make; Beware how you take part in Mary's caufe ! Remember this... | |
 | 1789 - 746 pages
...done already ; honeft Cecil prov'd Your plots were not defign'd againft ourfelves. Nor. Tho' juttice is of right, yet he who feels Not thankful for't,...general pravity of man, Nor prizes virtues for their r.irity. Eliz. Norfolk, attend! this caution now remains ; What falls from high ihould deep impreflion... | |
 | Modern theatre - 1811 - 372 pages
...already ; honest Cecil proved Your plots were not designed against ourselves. D. Nor. Though justice is of right, yet he who feels Not thankful for't,...pravity of man, Nor prizes virtues for their rarity. Q. Eliz. Norfolk, attend ! this caution now remains; What falls from high should deep impression make;... | |
 | Elizabeth Inchbald - English drama - 686 pages
...proved Your plots were not designed against ourselves. I). Nor. Though justice is of right, yet he wh» feels Not thankful for't, betrays a narrow mind, Forgets...pravity of man, Nor prizes virtues for their rarity. Q, Eliz. Norfolk, attend ! this caution now remains ; What falls from high should deep impression make;... | |
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Nor. Though justice is of right, yet he who feels Not thankful for't, betrays a narrow mind, Forgets the general pravity of man, Nor prizes virtues for their rarity. Q. Eliz. Norfolk, attend ! this caution now remains ; What falls from high should deep... 