Werke; Historisch-Kritisch Volume 1

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 edition. Excerpt: ...BC. 2116 raine C. 2119 tearmest B. 2120 UUhose B. 2121 Then C own (zweites) B. 2122 spectakle C. 2123 eyes C heart BC. 2124 greeuous obiectes ft 2125 tel B more BC ruthe ft 2126 see BC breath BC. 2128 madam B slanerie C enforc'd B inforc'd C. 2129 crueltie C. 2130 zen. C from thine entrals C. 2131 cheekes C deaths C. 2135 ficle B Emperie C. 2138 tamburlaine A tamburlaine A Tamburlaine (sie) B. 2139 fights AB. 2140 Turke BC. 2115 2120 Thou that in conduct of thy happy stars Sleep'st euery night with conquest on thy browes, And yet wouldst shun the wauering tumes of war, In feare and feeling of the like distresse 2145 Behold the Turke and his great Emperesse! Ah, myghty Ioue and holy Mahomet, Pardon my Loue, oh, pardon his contempt Of earthly fortune and respect of pitie; And let not conquest, ruthlesly pursewde, 2150 Be equally against his life incenst In this great Turk and haplesse Emperesse! And pardon me that was not moou'd with ruthe To see them liue so long in misery! Ah, what may chance to thee, Zenocrate? 2155 Anippe. Madam, content your self, and be resolu'd Your Loue hath fortune so at his command, That she shall stay and turne her wheele no more, As long as life maintaines his mighty arme That fights for honor to adorne your head. Enter thilemus. 2160 Zenocbate. What other heauie news now brings Philemus? Philemus. Madam, your father, and th' Arabian king, The first affecter of your excellence, Comes now, as Turnus gainst Eneas did, Armed with lance into the Egyptian fields, 2165 Ready for battaile gainst my Lord the King. A thousand sorrowes to my martyred soule. Whom should I wish the fatal 1 victory, When my poore pleasures are deuided thus, And rackt by dutie from my cursed heart? 2170 My father and my first betrothed loue...