. The London stage : a collection of the most reputed tragedies, comedies, operas, melo-dramas, farces and interludes ; accurately printed from acting copies, as performed at the Theatres Royal, and carefully collated and revised. my feet!And to the memry of thy bleeding wrongs,Accept this sacrifice. Zaph. My generous Selim ! Selim. Where is Irene? [mien, Sadi. With looks of wildness, and distractedShe sought her father where the tumult passd me, while the coward AladinFled from my sword ; and as I cleft him fainted at the sight. Oth. But soon recoverd;Zamor, our trusty frien
. The London stage : a collection of the most reputed tragedies, comedies, operas, melo-dramas, farces and interludes ; accurately printed from acting copies, as performed at the Theatres Royal, and carefully collated and revised. my feet!And to the memry of thy bleeding wrongs,Accept this sacrifice. Zaph. My generous Selim ! Selim. Where is Irene? [mien, Sadi. With looks of wildness, and distractedShe sought her father where the tumult passd me, while the coward AladinFled from my sword ; and as I cleft him fainted at the sight. Oth. But soon recoverd;Zamor, our trusty friend, at my command,Conveyd the weeping fair one to her chamber. Selim. Thanks to thy generous care: come, letTh afflicted maid. [us seek Zaph. Her virtues might atoneFor all her fathers guilt! Thy throne be hers:She merits ail thy love. Selim. Then haste and find her. Oer her fa-thers crimesPity shall draw her veil; nay, half absolve she beholds the virtues of his let us thank th eternal powr, heaven but tries our virtues by affliction;That oft cloud, which wraps the present bat to brighten all our future days! [Exeunt, BRAGANZA; A TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS.—BY ROBERT Act III.—Scene I. DUKE OP BRAGANZA VELASQUEZ RODERIC ALMADA FERDINAND RIBIRO LEMOS MENDOZA COREA ANTONIO PIZAKRO CHARACTERS. RAMIREZ CITIZENS OFFICER ATTENDANTS DUTCHES* OF BRAOANZA INES ACT I. Scene ^4 Piazza. BnUr RiBiRO meeting a Spanish Officer, conducting,ta)o Citizens, bound. Lemos and COREA follow-ing Ribiro at a little distance. Ribiro. Hold, oflRcer! What means this spec-tacle?Why lead you thus in fetters thro the streetsThese aged citizens? Officer. Behold this order. (Shews a paper.)Ribiro. I know the character. Tis signed Citizen. We have not mines of unexhaastedgoldTo feed rapacious Spain and stern Velasquez:And wrung by hard exactions for the state—? Officer. No more; I must not suffer it. Ribiro. (Pointing to the pri
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