 Wither'd be all its glories, and its pride ! May it become the slave of foreign power ! May foreign princes grind its thankless children, And make all those, who are such fools as yet To spill their blood for it, or for its cause, Dig it like dogs ! and...  Francis the first, a tragedy - Page 68by Frances Anne Kemble - 1832Full view - About this book
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...holy church, Together with its brood of sandall'd fiends ! Ambition is your God ; and all the off'ring Ye bring him, are your vile compliances With the bad...surface, and make fat the soil Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gonzales (aside). — Now, then, to burst the last frail thread that checks... | |
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...Queen hath sent me hither. Bourbon. — Then get thee hence again, foul, pand'ring priest! By heaven ! I knew that cowl did cover o'er Some filthy secret,...surface, and make fat the soil Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gonzales (aside). — Now, then, to burst the last frail thread that checks... | |
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...which they yield, A plenteous gleaning may reward your toils. Out, thou unholy thing ! Ganzales. — Hold, madman ! hear me ! If for thy fame, if for thy...surface, and make fat the soil Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gonzales (aside). — Now, then, to burst the last frail thread that checks... | |
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...which they yield, A plenteous gleaning may reward your toils. Out, thou unholy thing ! GonzcUes. — Hold, madman ! hear me ! If for thy fame, if for thy...surface, and make fat the soil Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gonzales (aside). — Now, then, to burst the last frail thread that checks... | |
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...country, — • I am a traitor, cast from out the arms Of my ungrateful country ! I disown it ! Withered be all its glories, and its pride ! May it become...surface, and make fat the soil, Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gon. You beat the air with idle words ; no man Doth know how deep his country's... | |
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...country, — I am a traitor, cast from out the arms Of my ungrateful country ! I disown it ! Withered be all its glories, and its pride ! May it become...surface, and make fat the soil, Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gon. You beat the air with idle words ; no man Doth know how deep his country's... | |
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...country, — I am a traitor, cast from out the arms Of my ungrateful country ! I disown it ! Withered be all its glories, and its pride ! May it become...surface, and make fat the soil, Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gon. You beat the air with idle words ; no man Doth know how deep his country's... | |
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...country, — I am a traitor, cast from out the arms Of my ungrateful country ! I disown it ! Withered be all its glories, and its pride ! May it become...surface, and make fat the soil, Whose produce shall be seized by foreign hands ! Gon. You beat the air with idle words ; no man Doth know how deep his country's... | |
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