First Love: a Drama [in five acts, and in prose and verse].Sherwood, 1841 - 79 pages |
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... Grimes - this Master Grimes - leave e'en his door ! LESTER . Has he committed any crime ? PERCY . Committed crime ! -he's ruined the noblest blood of England ! They say he's bitten even Charles himself ! His life is one dark mystery ...
... Grimes - this Master Grimes - leave e'en his door ! LESTER . Has he committed any crime ? PERCY . Committed crime ! -he's ruined the noblest blood of England ! They say he's bitten even Charles himself ! His life is one dark mystery ...
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... Master Grimes pours forth His golden flood , you do not pass : Or , if you pass , your life may answer it . LESTER . ' T were nobler , then , to die in the attempt , Than thus to live - a prey to wild despair ! That was the very ...
... Master Grimes pours forth His golden flood , you do not pass : Or , if you pass , your life may answer it . LESTER . ' T were nobler , then , to die in the attempt , Than thus to live - a prey to wild despair ! That was the very ...
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... thy present use , — ' Tis drawn upon my bankers in Cornhill ; The other three are due to me next week , And by a house in Guernsey will be paid : These shall be drawn by Master Grimes : I doubt 8 [ ACT I. FIRST LOVE .
... thy present use , — ' Tis drawn upon my bankers in Cornhill ; The other three are due to me next week , And by a house in Guernsey will be paid : These shall be drawn by Master Grimes : I doubt 8 [ ACT I. FIRST LOVE .
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Conway Edwards. These shall be drawn by Master Grimes : I doubt not he will see they're good as gold . Now to his house , where , from thy misery , I'll reap a harvest of full - ripened joy ! Yonder's the house ... Master Grimes: ...
Conway Edwards. These shall be drawn by Master Grimes : I doubt not he will see they're good as gold . Now to his house , where , from thy misery , I'll reap a harvest of full - ripened joy ! Yonder's the house ... Master Grimes: ...
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... GRIMES ( sits down in his chair ) . You've known me ere this day ! Pray take a seat ! Now , sir , your bond is due . PERCY . Pray , Master Grimes , what is your private charge For a good standing in your public room ? GRIMES . Five ...
... GRIMES ( sits down in his chair ) . You've known me ere this day ! Pray take a seat ! Now , sir , your bond is due . PERCY . Pray , Master Grimes , what is your private charge For a good standing in your public room ? GRIMES . Five ...
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ADELE ANNETTE arms art thou beggar BELLOWS bond bright bright eyes burst cavalier cheek Chepe child clouds dear Dear father deceived door dost thou doth dress e'en e'er Enter Grimes Enter LESTER Enter Margaret Enter Sir William Exit Margaret eyes face fainting fair Farewell father fear flat flowers gallant gaze gentle girl gold Grimes's house Guernsey hair Hark Hurrah IOLA starting kissing knock lady Landlady LANDLORD last eve LESTER and PERCY Lester Burton light living loike look Madam Master Grimes merry merry old soul misery mock never night noise nurse o'er Old King Cole OMNES Percy Manley pray retires Royal Oak rush SCENE shine Sir William Stanton soul speak Speak-speak Stanton House storm strange sweet Swoipes tears tell thee thine thou art thou hast thunder thy heart thy love unto voice weep What's wild wild passion Wilt young
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