The ruins of Athens, a dramatic masque, adapted [from the orig. by A.F.F. von Kotzebue]. |
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... HELEN , a Greek Slave MR . PAULO . MR . J. VINING . MESSRS . COURTNEY , HONNER , AND HILL . MRS . BROUGHAM . CHORUS . MISS GEORGIANA SMITHSON . Dervishes . Priests and Priestesses of Apollo . Shakspeare's Tragic and Comic Characters ...
... HELEN , a Greek Slave MR . PAULO . MR . J. VINING . MESSRS . COURTNEY , HONNER , AND HILL . MRS . BROUGHAM . CHORUS . MISS GEORGIANA SMITHSON . Dervishes . Priests and Priestesses of Apollo . Shakspeare's Tragic and Comic Characters ...
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... HELEN carries a basket containing figs for sale . DUET . HECTOR . Faultless , yet hated , Still are we fated Thus to slave ; Every morrow Brings new sorrow , Freedom waits us in the grave ! HELEN . See our bowers , Yielding flowers , Wine ...
... HELEN carries a basket containing figs for sale . DUET . HECTOR . Faultless , yet hated , Still are we fated Thus to slave ; Every morrow Brings new sorrow , Freedom waits us in the grave ! HELEN . See our bowers , Yielding flowers , Wine ...
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William Bartholomew. HELEN . See our bowers , Yielding flowers , Wine and oil : We , who rear them , Never share them ; Slaves of tyrants , we must toil ! DUO . Thus , our cruel foes oppress us , Stripes enforce each stern command ; Ah ...
William Bartholomew. HELEN . See our bowers , Yielding flowers , Wine and oil : We , who rear them , Never share them ; Slaves of tyrants , we must toil ! DUO . Thus , our cruel foes oppress us , Stripes enforce each stern command ; Ah ...
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... HELEN . See , winter flies away , Spring decks the bowers ; Her beams of gold array The balmy showers , And wake on every spray The leaves and flowers . While every bird in spring , Loving , -- united , Upsoars on Freedom's wing , And ...
... HELEN . See , winter flies away , Spring decks the bowers ; Her beams of gold array The balmy showers , And wake on every spray The leaves and flowers . While every bird in spring , Loving , -- united , Upsoars on Freedom's wing , And ...
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... HELEN . MINERVA . The sacred garment Woven by maidens for the goddess : - HELEN . The boddice ? MINERVA . ( To Mercury . ) Alas , the poor degraded wretch ! HELEN . These figs , Beautiful lady , are good and cheap : -buy some ...
... HELEN . MINERVA . The sacred garment Woven by maidens for the goddess : - HELEN . The boddice ? MINERVA . ( To Mercury . ) Alas , the poor degraded wretch ! HELEN . These figs , Beautiful lady , are good and cheap : -buy some ...
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1st Witch Acropolis adorned airy Altar Apollo appear assailed Athenian Bard beams beating beauty bees behold beloved bowers Characters Charm cherish CHORUS Comic COMPOSED BY LOUIS crumbling Dance daring Deck degraded Dervishes Dost DRAMATIC MASQUE earth Enter Exeunt fade figs forms Freedom frown garlands globe goddess grave Greek Slave Hail Hast hath hear heaven HECTOR heir of Fame HELEN hero isle Janizaries Jove Kaaba land laurels LOUIS VAN BEETHOVEN Mahomet maiden marble Mecca Melpomene MERCURY mighty MINERVA Muses Neptune Olympian once Oppressors Parthenon poet's precede a car PRIEST procession Prophet PROSPERO reared reign relics remembrance revere rice Rome RUINS OF ATHENS sacred fane Sappho Sarcophagus SCENE Shakspeare Shakspeare's sing smiles Socrates solemn song sorrow Statue stern stone strain temple Thalia Theatre thee Theseus thou Thunder thy name toil tower Tragic Turkish wafted Waving his Caduceus wherein Winds wisdom Women worship Wretched wrought
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