. 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. ? are you angry still then? Jaffier, where art thou? Father, why do you thus? Stand oft, dont hide him from me. Hes heresomewhere. Stand off, I say; What, gone? Remembert, ty-rant : I may revenge myself for this trick, one day. Enter Officer, Pri. News; what news! C Officer whispers Priuli.)Off. Most sad, sir ;Jaffier, upon the scaftold, to preventA shameful death, s
. 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. ? are you angry still then? Jaffier, where art thou? Father, why do you thus? Stand oft, dont hide him from me. Hes heresomewhere. Stand off, I say; What, gone? Remembert, ty-rant : I may revenge myself for this trick, one day. Enter Officer, Pri. News; what news! C Officer whispers Priuli.)Off. Most sad, sir ;Jaffier, upon the scaftold, to preventA shameful death, stabbd Pierre, and next him-self;Both fell Daughter !Bel. Ha! look there!My husband bloody, and his friend too ! Murder !Who has done this? Speak to me, thou sad vision :On these poor trembling knees I beg it. Vauishd—Here they went down. Oh, Ill dig, dig the den up !You shant delude me thus. Hoal Jaffier, Jaffier,Peep up, and give me but a look. I have him!Ive got him, father. Oh !My love; my dear! my blessing! help me! help me!They have hold on me, and drag me to the — now they pull so hard—farewell. ( Dies.)( The Curtain falls to slotv music.) ZARA; A TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS.—BY AARON Ac* III.—Scene 1. OSMAN LUSIGNAN CHATILLON CHARACTERS. NERESTAN ORASMIN MELIDOR ZARA SELIMA ATTENDANTS ACT I. Scene I.—-An Apartment in the Zara and Selima. Sel. It moves my wonder, young and besateoasZara,Whence these new sentiments inspire your heart!Your peace of mind increases with your charms ;Tears now no longer shade your eyes soft lustre:You meditate no more those happy which Nerestan will return to guide yon. Zara. Since after two long years he not re-turns,Tis plain his promise stretchd beyond his ovvn I unce admired the unprofitable now it charms no longer. Sel. What if yet,He, faithful, should return, and hold his tow;Would you not, then— Zara. No matter: time is past,And everything is changed. Sel.
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