 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 354 Seiten
...intercept my Paflage. Ev'n you, my gracious Mother, what mult you bet Ere I can be a Queen ? Duichefs of SUFFOLK. That, and that only, Thy Mother ; fonder...Name, Than all the proud Additions Pow'r can give. Yes, I will give up all my Share of Greatnefs, And live in low Obfcurity for ever, To fee thee rais'd,... | |
 | 1759 - 830 Seiten
...gracious Mother, what mult you be /1V : Ere î ça)/ be a Queen? '.. Dncktfs of SH folk That, and thtt only Th{y Mother ; fonder of that tender Name, Than all the proud Additions Pew'r can give» Set Qrfôhtg fünfte. 3m etfltn etütfí @. au. 2. a. far €шп"ф tuneen lieg Çrricbiuniten.... | |
 | 1776 - 366 Seiten
...intercept my paflage. Ev'n you, my gracious mother', what muft you be, Ere I can be a queen ? D. Snff. ' That, and that only, Thy mother ; fonder of that tender...name, Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. Yes, I will give up all my fhare of greatnefs, And live in low obfcurity for ever, To fee thee rais'd,... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 334 Seiten
...paflage : " Ev'n. you,, my gracious mother, what muft you be " Ere I can be a queen ? Duch. Suf. " That, and that only, " Thy mother; fonder of that...tender name " Than all the proud additions Pow'r can give_ " Yes, I will give up all my fhare of greatnefs, " And live in low obfcurity for ever, " To fee... | |
 | John Bell - 1791 - 336 Seiten
...my passage. " Ev'n you, my gracious mother, what must you be, " Ere I can be a queen ? , D. Suf. " That, and that only, " Thy mother ; fonder of that...name, " Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. " Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, " And live in low obscurity for ever, " To see thee... | |
 | Thomas Otway - 1797 - 456 Seiten
...my passage. " Ev'n you, my gracious mother, what must you be, " Ere I can be a queen > D. Stiff. " That, and that only, " Thy mother ; fonder of that...name, " Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. " Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, " And live in low obscurity for ever, " To see thee... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 460 Seiten
...my passage. " Ev'n you, my gracious mother, what must you be, " Ere I can be a queen > D. Stiff. « That, and that only, " Thy mother ; fonder of that...name, " Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. " Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, " And live in low obscurity for ever, " To see.thee... | |
 | 1804 - 510 Seiten
...intercept my passage. Even you, my gracious mother, what must yon be, Ere I can be a queen ? Duch. Sиff'. That, and that only, Thy mother ; fonder of that tender name, Than all the proud additions power can give. Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, And live in low obscurity forever, To... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 Seiten
...intercept my passage. Even you, my gracious mother, what must you be. Ere I can be a queen ? Duch. Saff. That, and that only, Thy mother ; fonder of that tender name, Than all the proud additions power can give. Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, And live in low obscurity for ever,... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 328 Seiten
...mother, what must you be, Rise in my way, and intercept my passage. Ere 1 can be a queen ? Duchess S. That, and that only, Thy mother; fonder of that tender...name, Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. Yes, I will give up all my share of greatness, And live in low obscurity for ever, To see thee rajs'd,... | |
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Thy mother ; fonder of that tender name, " Than all the proud additions pow'r can give. 
