Elegant Extracts, Volumes 3-4Vicesimus Knox 1809 - English poetry |
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... Juba , The whole success at which my heart aspires , Depends on Cato . Cato . What does Juba say ? Thy words confound me . Jub . I would fain retract them . Give ' em me back again : they aim'd at nothing . Cato . Tell me thy wish ...
... Juba , The whole success at which my heart aspires , Depends on Cato . Cato . What does Juba say ? Thy words confound me . Jub . I would fain retract them . Give ' em me back again : they aim'd at nothing . Cato . Tell me thy wish ...
Page 712
... Juba , and thy father's friend Sempronius , But which of these has power to charm like Portius ? Mar. Still I must beg thee not to name Sein- pronius , Lucia I like not that loud boist'rous man ; Juba to all the brav'ry of a hero [ ness ...
... Juba , and thy father's friend Sempronius , But which of these has power to charm like Portius ? Mar. Still I must beg thee not to name Sein- pronius , Lucia I like not that loud boist'rous man ; Juba to all the brav'ry of a hero [ ness ...
Page 713
... Juba ! Juba ! Juba ! [ Aside . Jub . What means that voice ? did she not call on Juba ? Mar. Why do I think on what he was ? he's dead ! ' [ him . He's dead , and never knew how much I lov'd Lucia , who knows but his poor bleeding heart ...
... Juba ! Juba ! Juba ! [ Aside . Jub . What means that voice ? did she not call on Juba ? Mar. Why do I think on what he was ? he's dead ! ' [ him . He's dead , and never knew how much I lov'd Lucia , who knows but his poor bleeding heart ...
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