 | William Mason - English drama - 1759 - 114 pages
...the flave, who felrs his country ? ELIDURUS. Death, fudden death ! CHORUS. No, ling'ring peace-meal death ., And to fuch death thy brother and thyfelf...grief, Thefe looks perforce will tell : It is not fear, CARACTACU S. 53 Druids, it is not fear, that makes me thus ; The great Gods know, it is not : Ye can... | |
 | William Mason - 1774 - 316 pages
...flave, who fells his country ? ELIDURUS, \ Death, fudden death! CHORUS. No, ling'ring piece-meal death j And to fuch death thy brother and thyfelf We now devote....; 'Tis known, ye led the impious Romans hither To Slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. ELIDURUS. That on my foul doth lie fome fecret grief, Thefe looks... | |
 | William Mason - 1796 - 332 pages
...thou falfe one ! What doom befits the Have who fells his country ? . ELIDURUS. r «?' i: ELIDU RTJ 9Fr Death, fudden death! CHORUS. No, ling'ring piece-meal...Romans hither To flaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. ELIDURU S. That on my foul doth lie fome fecret grief Thefe looks perforce will tell : It is not fear,... | |
 | William Kenrick - English drama - 1797 - 566 pages
...Death, sudden death. Mod. No; ling' ring piece-meal death! And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ! Tis known ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. El. That on my soul doth lie some secret griep, These looks perforce... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 436 pages
...Death, sudden death. Mod. No; ling'ring piece-meal death! And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ! 'Tis known ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. El. That on my soul doth lie some secret grief, These looks perforce... | |
 | William Mason - English poetry - 1803 - 252 pages
...Death, sudden death ! CHORUS. No, ling'ring piece-meal death ; And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ; 'Tis known ye led the impious Romans hither, To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. ELIDURUS. That on my soul doth lie some secret grief, These looks... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 624 pages
...Death, sudden death ! CAo. No, ling'ring piecemeal death ; And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ; 'TIs known, ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. JE/Í. That on my soul doth lie some secret grief, These looks... | |
 | English drama - 1811 - 620 pages
...Death, sudden death ! Cho. No, lingering piecemeal death ; And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ; 'Tis known, ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us cv'n on our holy altars. Eli. That on my soul doth "lie some secret grief, These looks... | |
 | William Mason - Gardens - 1811 - 404 pages
...Death, sudden death ! CHORUS. No, ling'ring peace-meal death ; And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ; 'Tis known, ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. ELIDURUS. That on my soul doth lie some secret grief These looks... | |
 | William Mason - English literature - 1811 - 536 pages
...Death, sudden death ! CHORUS. No, ling'ring peace-meal death ; And to such death thy brother and thyself We now devote. Villain, thy deeds are known ; 'Tis known, ye led the impious Romans hither To slaughter us ev'n on our holy altars. ELIDURUS. That on my soul doth lie some secret grief These looks... | |
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That on my soul doth lie some secret grief These looks perforce will tell : It is not fear, Druids, it is not fear that shakes me thus ; The great gods know it is not : Ye can never : For, what though wisdom lifts ye next those gods, Ye cannot, like to... 
