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Such great Merit cafinot be always mis-undenstood, how-- ever tis the Interest of those -whoenvy. it its Lustre, 90 ro. frive to keep i Wb clouded and "unknown, 1 almost. 2 dare Prophesic this pleasi mg Revo - lution 5 ad a. lure IT —_— AA by 104 Joy on his Return to Power. ten | 2 n | | E | TY 1 ling, Ms N ; | greatest. Chbeaision.. to 0 my: : 42 x. — > ' 45 7 SS © 1 a 154th, —_— * IX " Var 1 81 ' : 7 4% B F * OFF : ». = 4 S771 + : ; i ; 4 Fat i * 1 4 * » A 3 F Al ns 2 $1 5 2 0 4 01 12 5082 2 bie CA cvs 's yd Devoted" . 1 1 n Obe mm. wuL FS »& F . \ | vi — . * % 20 — — h 4 * +7 . 7:3 FF * — we” n * 3 4 vo A 5 11 in BY | 2 2 * Fi, A 2 , wil” "2 * . ö N In TOE 316 T5 WW RI . 8 | oy |; ** Net ee I dle rk & EFA "Wu hes) SEE Ying rich Py 4 1 97 Ii 2 s by, way. of £7 II, because it may be mods e his Pia to the Tun,, * 2 [ome,. that I Heal now. ; which 1 dene fofer'd 10 bye. above fix Tears in a /aft. Obscurgy « since its: See, an the: Sage: Not that I mean to enter yi 'Y Apologits Hit Defe & 1 fer 4 Baa Pare: | 17 By Ct prevail, I am not satally blind 7 t is Hrerf. Pin "Dogs, 8 earns be Me qu quogue qui see Jadice, digna lini. binsb a the Weakness 6 P think that a pps E - HY then. 6 N 15 2 Hand? To the Firfts;1 reply, Repeated | 10 Time to throw away in Coldemnation 7 in Motlef ew 7 hive was the” RES, 3 CE te wn bee . then trust-4t to tbe Pre N if ately — termin'd to publish, why not firs give it a cor- Importunities have wrung it from me; and to the latter, I am so deeply engag d in the Tran- lation of Parks of more Moment, that 7 bad" It was writ, and acted, befo: 8 I oe: full Nineteen Years Old; and I expect that Age shall sand as a Plea for many Errors with the candid Reader. It cannot be imagim d I cond. then write to establish a. win, TY UA Jever again employ my Pen for the Theat hope this shall Band as" a Foil to. any futh *. rare Production. e e Fr ookfe Accdmpt, \[. shall a An Pain; only hopes” that” The bave ben it, fall be deem'd more my Praise, than the Poem's Discredit and rather inoite the Reader to a Per- #/al, thanif 7 gon put on 4 OT „ * CES a n, Sf 0 fy 9% ar 51 fd e OAT Ver ©? "F * 85 0 N P R Q- n HAN? Ss IR * i ö i Th a * e . i Es » Fer e A hy 4 — P - 24 * 4 ROT 4 AY OE eee Day; . > T Who with their Presence honour this his Play, — A e bad me n Bow,” | * 1 = fs won. be Members at Eleflions do, Au sir ann Pore; and for another suu. Tos wel he. knows your Expect at ions join, i tic whe, - To Jook for Sterling in each labour d Line; . "nd N Bur he pretends to no such Payment „W. ak 0 Whatever he another mn BY 61 * d t54808 ib wi a ball, ir 8 To riet duet be moy bi Genin raifs,. Gy Wing d by your, Favour, and acquittng Ernie. i y Thi” by can boast of nothing herd to please, DES > e 56 stamp * the Pee : Nor think 10 fund the, bus ph a Pit No to lay af all Sur M: Aan be Leclands, and hoyer his Sn de ng", & ou - N pi n 4 1 e eee 1 Tis * ee He quits Desert, and on no Treaty lands, ee himself and bum into Hands; Hud if you give them Wilcome, be will sap as x L tis Perso s . . * . , * d B 1 er e een FO E W USALh) „aka een ner e - | 0. SY 1 5 11 ho K 4 * 8 my. : * * X 4 * N N 8 K e Ow . 7 6, * vs ; : AY Ix. « v* * 2814 1; "©" = 1 #6 . of Perla. wi Was th, ble 2 -AfeoHusbinds. Memnon, his Cards: v M. en. Alrtaban, Prince R W. Sete lr, en, 3 rvan, younger Broth# of Arte” 1 but revolted to the Persians. Rane Saba Barzanes,, bis Creatare. A 4 #h. High-Priest of th . HO N Sc Cl leander. n Gag, Ar * n 3 W909. ME Aa i Sa 9 N. IBITPY Ne Amesirls e . 2 1 ber” e. n 1 ” 4" IONS. SOUR $6) reh Wes 745008 + his & «12-32. 97 * e * 2 ann, Shaven G n A ee eee wee W vn . E 5 : aud vwords 8 mJ u. 80 AM 3 4 | 4 N pot * a "wo Wn an? Knees rde NN de ves bo Y a 1 * * = =.” 1 h YN” * | . 480 11 "ae" * 9 E _— WAR n > "I | | | | 1 1 1. x „ 1 1 IN) FIN pl: a it temen AIRS 840 wt xo * nh 72 | 4 =, | 1 1 nnn 1 x _ PRINCESS; 7 N Wee feet 1%, $5 to An qt "OR, TBE, ; Jp - 1 l * \ 0 $5 1 - FX — 1 — "of 1 18 ene t by $SEENE, Aptichimber in the Palace. —— Mirvan, 6nd High-Prief of the . 04 63 te WR ON . with Rage, FIT ION SF & 2 Yd > 35 2 cou bas. © - | War, 4 E Fx CO ap; HE ICT 4 | i = b "Persian -Deincese: Or, | 5 OW now, debas'd into licentious/Riets, - ; -/| th 4 Make Appetite her God: and scorn o bo- 2 WJ — Beichte the Rising Sun, whilst Midnight Laws © * 8 Attend her Sports beyond the setting Stars. If 4 8 Mirv. Auspicious Vice, eee ae FIERY „ 3 Still — in Strength; and Virtue keeps aloof: Like sculking Scythiam, shifts her wand'ring Tents, eee ee A Stranger, and an Exile ev'ry where! —— hut jet, hoe er b propails,. 5 89 Let not ybur riet Austerity Sl, 24 Wir an accusing Frown, reproach the os Which rise in eviryiBreaft from bers Triumphs: Think on the glorious Havock of the Day; _ | (Hyd fer the gabdy elne Vene yosr Vier Oo A To weloome Conquest — 100 Men. Ratherg Jede hkk en eee e On il the Dauser#hre have unde go | Aud bless those Pow'rs, by whom. n | Those Po rg, that cheng d the Issue of the Day: P Making our Foes Confederates ic their Runn. A While our. young King, the Life of . BY Spurr'd on his Courser, in the Lists of Death, | bee dhe fight hell rag d. he 8 When at that Instant a hrave paknown: Foe . oh „Deoke chro the Brefs, and. with his gem rous as I. Preyented th* horrid Stroke, prepar 'dito- 1 A: Upon,the Head of Majest er rels'd! ww . N jo nd aud of Praise: | ne'er Armenia: come — my ' Thoughes, vo (BST n None 9585 ary 0 enn bes nod} 10 %. The Row Fi Mey, * A Curse attends it; Mex ygpr hostile Swords | | Pierce thro its utmost. 3 lay. it waste, Raze all ity Palaces, consume, its Stores, m nh And bring the Plough hpon its fenced Cities! by e £3 «= Yet I could smother all my Wrongs; forgive & de b 28 9 This hated Country for so brave an r 3 44 dT: = I long, yet dread'to know the happy Man 1 = That did, "what Pride and. Envy, with 3 — We. A | H.Priest. Had Mars appointed 2. 1 4 „ vou might have doubly claim'd, eur Por TOR by 5 = For her own Freedo f 5 * Bro 1 AttraQiye Charms to break —= Mirv. Sooth not my Madness wich the fond Concelt.. 4 | Of Virgin Coynefs; By the Sun $ bright Beams | 1 I swear, tis infolent Perverseness i in herz d on A The saucy Pride Þ Woman's « Affec 2 BY = To return Scorn for "'Courtihiph—— | | J Had made her aged Father and Frei... 5 8 8 | Pris'ners to our Amen Stats, 1 thoughe . 1 en = n A Victor's Pow'r. might awe her to Compli Y Vet then the. baughnily disclain d my i * - And to my Face avow'd,—— (0, Plagoe te Aan b 1 And Hell to utter! =—— my Brothe? bad her Heart. "AT —_ H. Pridff. Women. "are. bling;to Merits phligate | aa : - nl pla iid) = In Choice; ind. Jed a al conn hy:;rheir. Wills; | en 209 7. Be Still fond of C | r [941 WR 1:0) Joo? _ * 7 Ferran 90 " Tet N | For the they Gurch not Virwes in el, | 0 IP Gang ts" © The Persian 1 W et: 0% Abd had the Rights of Elder hip; alt Wet? 5009.D Immediate Heir to wide Armenis 5 Empire. a Ve bank Him, Him she savy the curst obsequious Gro wh leaful of my Father's Years,) adore ; ns 5 Chr ww EE ee ad? Tho 1 confess, in spite of stubborn Hate, Tt ac 1 Ang, as bis Foe, F AT yet Nature form'd him worthy of a Throne: - 15 with Courage, oe Floquence, Compalign, | . * Aud all the Virtues which indulgent Heav'n 1 FR 1 251 EEE Could grant "a Prince to 'blels his People's Hopes. x -J _Memn. How, relish'd our Old King your feral Si © Prig'ns, and'the keel Resetitwents for his es Of Liberty and Empire, made him fare, "eb 5 ” 5 1 Look vn 70 . 1 os ir E nity, © „ i 1 11 a * 50 : And heighten'd.$corm—— s Wein obey ef” 1 A = ; Mirv , Miro. — Quite contrary, "al N * : Boy 1 A nie was not heard to breathe one 2 "ing. TWP EEE During his Chains! but cali, as if his Hate 1. Were surik in an Exereato” of Piety, Aud Shackles were the cafe Bands of 8 * w By Fate, or Cee, be fayourd my Pretenfions; dae in wia, Ais Daugheef o ober Fim. ru. partial Obdice soon got ( Tongue at Cours... "WM of 7 5d Our Father, . jealous of his Paflig' Honour, 10 TRE Mx. e himself the Vengeance of bis ss ET” And, *spite of constant lotereifions made, W Pronouncd the ke the Lag * mem Deb, — 7 LACY > Y » MES "i... x e Rigel Bil 5 nun. Q mig e 1 How did our Fer 4 Ragher in thy Death? 1 = Mirv. EE 5 Thi ee Court: 1 Hed the bert tou Seils And tho\ ip Ws: nay o by wg A 14 no 9 . 1 ill remain'd an, Exile; il at an N Proclaim'd a publick Traytor. to the Sate, "a re „*r And, flung With that Indignity, 1 left 20) be : 1393 BY UP CY to heco Perf . * 3 x 1 S 2215 2 by m_ 4 1 N | „Arbe cruel Fair one * 4X 4 To her,admir'd, saccebful Arts. Das. With Him be all'your Pangs of Riyal Lore" 0 = Forgot; Report, that fain would be believ'd,” 5 : 8 „ i v Agrees, this mournful Day's Sy 8 1 t oy Artaban's Eclipse.” wt 2 F it = Mv. —=Triumph. my Het, 4 a 3 er 3 5 And all my Spirits dance to that gad Sound? $5.9 0 We my pleas Sos" Shilper ob my Saul, "et = WW Thy Rival, hated Ariaban's no morel—— — Kerker „ 15 Oh, 'tis a Theme to fatisfie Revenge, r 2 rs | | 2 1 Love attone: But 15 8 ny wage 15 of blen 94 K ; He, intent 1 eh v7 27 twis 27 5 eee ma en * ALT N Hs wJ 2 42 Die 20 &7 2H adi? Xx 7% Nine Probe: 5 Fo 10 : Lc 3-0 (2 Mi ; That you tha long hive nge ood, WN * Those Heaps of Slain, that, cov ring o'er the Fi e este Rien, See; L bed you Bet W upoy Fate; but, by he Pride. Men That wells my Breäst, I e giv'n Wa + To ve heard, he had a fying Sb of Shame wh Upon bis an l H. Friest. Cease, N Sir; your grows too! The Trumpers Sound Rr nur near, ats . i And see, the King . Evi Enter King, Rn | lors on Were e 1 aaa. W 2 Nee oF Ring. At length, may Friends, the dire Deciligns geri Discord and War, by . our viorious Fury _ 3 Whip'd back, are flunk into their native Helly, 1 oy all our Bartle-Axes, Swotds, and Spears, an ” a To Scythes and Plough-Shares ; n | As useless Trophies, to'our Houlhold Gods; * | Wu, Nene a Tribute of your Hatible d pl Joy to kiss your sacred . 0 2 Blessing of his Tears, Fs At onee, to sec your Safety and "Succels.. King, Rise, my good Vacle; Weloome to 9 50 Be always present here; with sober, Counsels * | op Restrain the, Rasbnels of your bead-strong King, 0 And guide | his Youth wich Reason-—-Pardon, Prin 17 5 The Source of all our Joy: To you we owe re 2594 vai N 72 Must gorge or Lites and Vultures! Common Fame" Ak Speaks such Heroick Executions of h 2 AL even Anke our Adimiration de 2 Mirv. My Lord, I court not popular At e bot Lora the Fe ben from so base n Tong: The many-headed Menger weighs not Merits But deals the shuffled Prize; with rash e 0 As publick Hate or private lar 'rest ways en. era 2 50 1 fought. not on the cbmmon sethile Score 5 rd eres To conquer Kingdoms, or erect new 1 e- A more subfe Ambition fr d my. Soul, . hy * Nt ö Lore wing d my Arm, and got the start of cn 4 >/ r By tny bright Race of Royal Ancestors, - | Lore haff Charapion worthy of its Cause; | * e And who deseryes to reap its best Rewards. | To sich high Worth all Recompence is vile, Mo th, r Or all but Her, for. whom yau fought a and . , Mirv. What Lustre or what Pride can Conquest X ** When she," whom all Triumph is compriz — Mende Absconds; and grüdges ber indulgent Beams =; "oy On'publick Pomp?----An empty F hee. "0 Thus unadern'd*with her iHlüstrious ee wy money King. This Night the las obtain'd, in close, Conrad ing with the Godg— n Some idle Zeal” of short continuance &,. pon. ney _ Or basty Vow,” yet unfulktq,” that han 980 _ E pda her Womari's Conscience: Ta the Morn. 4 This holy Mar thall preach her inte Lore, And give . rehign'd to your Embraces, ts Daley 2 * The Persian Princess: bs, H. Priest. Most glorious Sir, th' Infernal rewe ene The Tribute you by solemn Oath declor d ant e adevge A Hecatomb of Slaves. King. Has doomn'd s Sacrifice Yappease the Ghost | 45 r Of my Great murther d Father ;) brought before us: , 2 That if Lord Mirvan have a Friend amougst em. He'may escape the Rigour of bis Fre)... . e to th Altar 8 ber 7 * Train of Prisoners Se ee 12 Mes across the Stage; Artaban . * due, Death to my Hopes|-By all my Hate, *%is hey, Perdition' seize him! Whirlwinds saatch him hence, 25 And rid me of that Face, which gives me Tortures “ an Who's be, whose W Sol; Ame ul Eyes? on bo tt of Stars * 1 would be hs Name: and Quality —— Mirv. Like a Mute Victim must be bleed, unknown? | | Where then is my Revenge r Or, if I should . M 40 Disclose him to the King, who Knows d Brent? Bar Royal Pity, and his Sister's Fray re, SE Reb May bride forme gen'rous Sur of ficklo Temper 33 TERS as Mo EEO my Hate! 1 Tin ear ory is, rene. To wait the Victor: Sentence? We are arm d 2 5 ke 5 BE Thou mac thy. Father hae and County) > 4a 4 — * —43 x Of riying Thunderbolts, as meet my Rage. Beneath this Arm, and o .,wish'd for the: „ ail 3 Fortune would du, Face. — beta ue 8 » The Rigid uns, * vou Mercy, or your Malice. Desth's the, Prize S 8 We wisn to draw; nom Wen is See, en er Thele. Chains revenge you of the Man, has made ä Your Soldiers tremble and your Subjects fy; — u wO- Behold the Scourge of Persia, Artabun : <4 Mirv, Fro ee ee 5 Would x! imp 10 Shape, and 221 dame, 2 9 — of Miran; m1 to: wada 4 high 1 envy not the shact- liv'd Pomp you've n 1 - The Hire of Treason and the Troops yon, old. go Better be thus——in Honour s yanquish'd. Cause, +. Than that ioglorigus Pageantry of Falshood!.,, /...; 4 1 Thou wert my Brother, and I il not cure | But my superior Virtue spurns thee off; 0 T The Stain and Dregs ot Royalty prophan di Mirv. The Losers haye a Priviledge:to rail, But I'm to learn this Woman's wrangling. War: Which, wert thou Free and durst assert in Arx mg, 3 My Sword should answer, the- 7 Art. Take back that Falshood 3 (34; Sec f. bra Were I in Arms; | Wich angry Fove; or land the falling Shock \...1.\..... 1 bunted thee, thro? all, th? embattled ns , 5 Shock off the Crouds, 3 to men their hgh The beiden n "a Where 1 tight fairly ve eber bee nk by CL Thy Father's, and chy Countryei Trust betrat) d mier 97 And sunk thee with thy wee n ty Fer Out- ran my lame Revenge in the Pursiit! te we Fung. Tis n | n ret you, ee eee 8 Ae confi WG 14 viter than Fear ; {03 -69-1 ta Cor he that suffers Critnes, is Sah of em) | A hex, the captive King of Pita Death; er % And the Law of Arms and Nations murther v: Murther'd kit you Aub let your Coiftience ansiver, Lee ond nrgs ordeal 6:3 4 Se'renk a Sadie Honour? © | 4 AT Art. ear me, — 1 4 eee od 45 "aA IE thou, unknowinig, nr de i at Wk That 1 odiiferited to that Monarch's Fare; . +3. * gon't Thou hast a Soul black 3s that Ded o Rastitel:- | m. 309 Black as those Arts devising Politicians ©. | "A. Bot e 27" | Use, to subvert che Innocence, they want! ok 1 hope not to be spurd for this Confession, No threats ef Death, of Tortures, — Zut, as a Soldier, 1 would clear my Fame r __ — ar an Orb of Grp” King 9 a bim to his Doom-— — 4 Art. ——Ay; gat your Hate; I Blood un de dernen jou hy Til Vein be empty. & {603 , > Bait But know, insulting Prince! whom Dass Chncs 922 ee bf V Saure Fortane; - ERS a T7 | 3 Slave, you 3 0 * | Say'd. you from Death, and blunted Slaughter's Edge, 1p You had not ly d. co 2 Ir. Arms have conquer 4 e e Lr Ring, Soldiers, come. tack,—by pal nm e rbelm d | K*32 : ” * With Shame, . hes Whose Featurea now! confirm, my doubting though, And shew me my Preserver: O forgive, -, - | At Thou gen Tou Man, the Nabaeß ef my, Rage 3. 00 r And 16-my' Ignorance. impute your Sentence: Bebold, with. open Artng IL meet your. Virtues | And. for a Life restor d, embrace your Friendship ..... Mirv. Death ta my Hopes >" ¼ 871+ 42115 ee At. et bold. mistaken Princo; a N £4 wg For I must speak what Honour bids-me say: 22 der 41 ; Think not, that 4rraban's own rugged Breast Caunsebd his Arm rn 4 And save his Persian Foe ta make n Friend off, ate | No; but the Priticess; ere the Fight hege. Adjur'd me, hy the tender Lore I bore her, 1 By all my Hopes of victory and Her. To save her Brother, and decline his Sword. — . N Oh! my Amestris— -- i tt: >. 46M What 'z Reward has partial * f 4 $457: NA For my Obfdience, and uncunquer d Faith :::: Ai. Demand your promisd Vidi, holy Sr. H Priet. My Lord, Fuer 4 For our Nocturnal Altars all are ri d, 4 Text at | For the Perfarmance G: your N 1 ous 1 inn r "SE 55 Tie Perlen Priveess? * or, . . King. Peace, greedy Priest, —and tell your cher ih Gods” Ny feguine Stam hull feed Ger nente Noll 115 Ii ee Monarch pleases.—— All the Court This Night shall thine with gay luxurious Raue, Nor Blood propbane the sabred Festivil. 25 Back to their Prisons with the Crew of Sas, - But for Prince A#tadai, take off his Chains; 15 Tho' fternly he declines our mast” OLA The Princes io Mierow Ralf — 23. To grace e to RN, een one, SO Mey; Art. ant Cine Ha! werbe ee A Stay, cruel Prince, and take your Gift again 5 Por Life will be ee e een. ** Let me be rack'd, impal d, re a on 1 . 1 Torn from the farting Bones, Il üer al Nor groar' beneath thy Doom — hut he 12 — And 1 afflict my self with idle Rage, i tnA That spends it self on Ae as angry Wü 4 Swat op a Rocks and dst dee . A EL CO NEW: Ne .. — —— 1 3 TE * r Mirv, — But hear: whe ring Morg 1 2 if a Smile from ber will ease your Pans the Quay lore i hew you Grie, — Frome! ts S200 enn een Lis - [Exit Mirvan. A — Bray d by this Stripling -who, tot two Years since, n would Rand | finge; | lr? my longing e 1 a. 80 specious 4 Sincerity a5 made dt It Sin to doubt But thou; my good O,, Paying his Worship jointly to the un lad Me, without diltinfticn ef RespeRt.” (Whom this Day's Fray has sever d from thy 2 Didst point his Falsnood gut thro ee. , But thou art lost Aud my My Princess: O Destruction, Death and Remer! Torn from my Arms yet in our Bricht Kater Why was 1 born, ye Gods, with such a Fate 80 over-charg'd with mighty Bliss at MELT a al Dypnination an [ei garde | $530 Amari r 1 : +4 3 1 o 1 ＋ = ? 4 ' * 2 — 2 7 S 7 P13 8 A wh a % 5 IJ, a» TL . 8 re bach adde 8. 7 The End ur : | : ' I av Ta: ” | 1 1 2 $7 Wes 1 an⏑jjẽC 10 42 212 e Io H = 8 U Pad, + #\ ne. 10 28 So Anas of the Figh as, \ 227 21) Ke n eee 12.9177 wi und eben Inu Nc 40 If _ 70 U tine: 15.47 v tint, wi enn n nr Er . 8 " RE” a 9 ” ) man 2 7 1) $48 of 4 v # H 42 . | _—. * | * « 7 i x * Lt 56 the 140 $370 3 * 4 * v 4 mY N 3 WT The Peri — ? ie 2 1 FR NE. Vi tit. W A Cc 1 U. 8. E, E N . . IS s EN Bis Galley in he W Bas 1 * een 1 tell you, Priest, you must, and ought, resent-it ; 1 Tbe Sacriledge is plain; r | RAGS? Heay'n,, in Prodigies, declares . ö It self impatient of unfinish'd Vows. |, | | Else, Why this dreadful, hea Wreck + | Ol the vex'd Hennen dd frißt Mankind? The Thunder rouls not with its wonted Terror, But seems to burst yon. Azure Roof asunder; And rends our Earth with its Convulfive Ecchocs. As if the Gyants were again at War; A Or Fove had Swünn te eancel erring Nat For being Disobedients” Horror reigns,” | 5 N Joyn'd with Confussem, like the Dawn of cha! __ 5 gh 45 een of Iagather i full of Outrage, - ll! 24 And could from Desimy, at Will, resume 'ear, 1 What can we bette# hopes bat this Ct + 1 Of Mithri's Godhead in his Injur d Priest, Got Will soon * MY And r ente FF "I And Temples Solitary? aft 4.3 ION - Say H. Priest. 3 — Your words e | Semblanee of 'Reason, I already sen! yo What we most fear The SanRitulle of im 4x Debas d, and all its Venerable Honours.” wg * _ 3 Familiat to the Croud ! O mighty PO. , 1 Assert your sinking Worship, and avenge 24 7 Your own Preheminence difown'd, delt Mirv. . | The Slives may dye to fatisfie the People, few Fig 1 —_— e ale the ee, Boine And bead your dasein r. Id 2 1 Pt, I me the King is obslinately bent, - 2 And will refuse him; — Well ico hom * The Priest, that Ymothers bis Refentmens nom. Again deny d. no doubt will: vent em to me: 3 — A DT 7 ĩ»— —— 2 9 ²˙ — The Perfiat Privike/# Or, "2 | An Instrument to work with: b e 1 5 * 4 Will armin oer Ambition, und escaa sg f The dium that attends on open Mili. | NY 1 But see, she comes; Grief on her lovely Aspect Hangs; like a Cloud upon the Morning: Brow e Ar ines with Lust borrow'dfram her e | I e e ET! wit n n ha” Ad bag th K ef thy ournful Mises? EW = 6s, Adelia, to some sprightly Court: Enjoy the Charms with which r And waste not Beauty in destructive Anguisn. oY 1 Thou hast no Cause sor Srrowz——! * er. a * = A . me 3 Teen future Day must witness to my Tears, AA 150 * And silent Night start it my waking Groans.. For e eee Till Death, in pity, seal” nn WY I An cat thin-be Werse! en To mock my Teare and make ay Grief tl pat r What Comfort can L have, who Have nnd Hape? F But, like some shipwreek'd Wreteh, axcowput road. T Wich wre ng Seas, Tand m ring on the Ridge Of a bleak Rock, that peeps above the Flood: _ And look, and wish in vain to'berelicv'd: org! WD Bit i babold 28 Refeas from my Fears. 0) + While the carl'd Billows foam with ne 1117 1842 anner £3 I v5 6b 0:14. 4 . green Cf, ws 414 hid ro dach me off, and plunge me in the Deep, .. e K & Cease to indulge this Canker:to. your Ea. And, friving, overcome. it: Cate and Str 8 Give Ground apace at sight of Pomp and Pleaure;. But, fed with Solitary Resignation,. . my = Get to fantastick Heights: and dress'd in Horrors, . In seeming Horrors, turn the Soul to Madness, . 3 a Amel 61 for » Cure like.that of all my Painsz -- o „ Madness were decent Pomp my Birth 85 Sin. * ro mark my Sorrows from ignabler Grief. 1 * at stubborn Reason. will not be depos d; n ov b, I Like Conscience, setting all my Plagues to view: EY ret, ob! Adelia, if thou would it be Kind. cso to che Prison Grates; and from the Slares 3 Leun, if it may be, by whose cursed Hane AR «T S NEWEs dead. nt 15 _ rd. L will inform my (elf. with utmost C.,. = Aud hasten to attend WO bait a: deli Y Ane. —— What a weight _ Fes e Of unacquainted Sorrow loads my Breast! | TY Captivity was Kind: and gave me Joy, * af] Then when it wounded deepest; Liber, 8 þ Dirs Grange of Finds! has a de of all Comfort. A {Miryan come: forward;- Mirv, ta Tears! Ye Gods, har i presumptuous Cause 1 Makes Sorrow thus intrude on Princely Beauty 7 63 Waste not, bright Excellence, those precious Di. More worth, than the Diftilling fragrant Gum 1 That ke ane Ing eee n Dae The The Hans ass res the Thanller dy And tor ring Earth seems siding off ieh Profs. Each Element, in fatal League combi j, . 7 Expence of Prodigiety ” * ** * And all comply with you to be disorder . yy Ameft. This Flattery, my Lord, e Wo” If your Deserts have bought my Brother's Favour, . Is my Disquiet to repay your Service? , . Mirv. Do I offend, — Fire | Is it Latrufion thus to breathe my Vos, a9 2 * Or Iusolence to say, how well-I lover | Are. Wha! Low from thee 7 ode ani | Miran; Bee Ambition, "Treilon, Death and Slaighter, Ader in , this Worte #8 dos on True to his Friend, his Country, 45d bis Sed, In Mercy, gentle as the falling Stow +, 4 That wets unfelt; most fifi@ in Honour's- Laws; | cats But when he loy'd, — Ye Gods, how he ador'd? Ang as the Penitent with awful Fer ir ef SA ACA On wo > Bowe ie the ue, CN" td: 31” Miry. ado 7" the Fiend? . : And when he dies, — N e women? eee Am. Thou no st that he is-Dead: ' Curt be the Tongües, n | But doubly curs the Caude that fever d Him jt thou wget kt | way 5 Jos Nee vou nde fromm ty seat ot , Kuck in tir Unalterable Scroll of Fate, * LY 4 Let this my Wish be en ua ime. & Show'r all thy fiercest Tndignation down 3 Pos this devoted Head; devouring Earth” (is * Gape and intomb me quiek if I consent . * On atiy Terms'to yield this Wedded Hand | © 2. ; To any second Lon. NP oye” © Miry., —— Ha! Wedde = When oF ty AY How, acid to Wm: EY 4 Ame. 0 e Ihe $28 5 7 Miro. Fuses! ——Tq time tecnt; * 8 5 . L 95'S And to the list ning Winds pronounce 16 W Or by this Hind, th! unefring laftrument Ez - Of my Revenge, he dits—= - be Amest. ——Sooth i ate e 95 \# "87 1 * That Ariaban's alive ; 1 would adore Thy virtue; think thee Fair, as new-born Lights . Stile thy Ambition an aspiring Heart oft Matter in thy Soul allied to Heav'ng | ES. Bleach all thy Crimes, and think em Virtues all, © 7 W/ But tell me bee ls t passible? Yer do not, for my boding Heart bas nerd. dip And says, it cannot'be;— Th unhallow'd Furiel Borrow'd the Lootd' of Fate, and fond of 3 £ Wich heedless Havock haye undene the World. © Had H toe dy ad, then I had been most . 48 W ene 0 200 155 N is | With a false Joy; O could'ft thou ak it-true, . * A Reset from Pain, and those dire Thoughts ,.. -... Wich Sights too exquisite for humane Sense: -. 4 * 6 Ei af ot LN i Gs a e The Persian Princess Or; e Soul thro” Realms of Torture, rs . Why weeps my r Enter . Artaban behind. oh dr l. B. ole dbe Sigh dl dle , 81 Chase each rude Care, ally cus © BO OY T brtab, See, see, ye a a hari th A The Sex is all Delufiopy—. e BE bet | Mirv. ----Do-not firive.. . | - T To pluck away your Hand; it must, it shall "| Pe De mine; and 1 to Death will ede ee e Anl. Hark! let me go, Barbarian, let me go; U And talk e And, thinking 1 consented to the Theme, Ea Th asifting Thunder call to plunge me deep. . 1 Gros ling and guilty to th? Infernal Shades: e No more to fle I 9 h | To foes ; Shield 3 and guard my frighted „ =P What art thou; that assum it that pleasing Form, | | And, stealing on the Night, invad't my * 3 My Sin NN sick, and ObjeQs dance befor me, 4 een be edle, © 1 Ha! Hea Heav'l, d, the falls!— AR 5 * Miry. -.-- Confusion! Where's the N * , How got he Entrance here? Deceit sul Traitors!. . Arab. O. Lift again those Lids, — Vr, frighted Roles — BP et T That seated there, | TIT IM 14 a 25 The Re al vin, . - It 2 uus monte Waminate the lovely Finn fs With ee ee Still art thou cold? 11 force thy fleeting Soul \ Back to its Seat, and warm thee to new. Lite. tx She comes. and Beauty reassumes its Throne, The sprightly Charms mount up. into her Face: And play, like Cupide, round their Mother Goddess, 22 Ame. Am I wake? 1 ta 1: Do 1 indeed posses ches once again? © mai $55 Y ah Oh!- we must never be divided more:; bol Mirv, Tortures, and Hell l I will not bear all this; The King's betray'd bis treach'rous Guards are bad Fam TO - [Drans bis d Use didhuizeds! NARS bY we. Amess. . 31122 jag Haye pow'r.to hold; these Eyes and: — kw But A wink Till you on Me have turn d your Anger firsts On Me, the Cause of this your Eomity.. ».// ,/, l Mirv. They Puzen 3.004 aimcemaey The great Dispute g This, to thy Heart. Ar wg Artah, be drems.s Dagger from: dit Ans . / en shoe. Dias (wounds Miry, in the. Rund bis © Sword drops. un vn 016; ob BH? rod * O, for loge help . 9s Ks Ts $00.1 1898 ALrtab, Come on 1 e N And thus return th Assault ew I wt anro2 ak” Mirv. — Durst Accident! * Feld a 4} 0269 $L0ITR 7 "Y 22 ö re Persian. Princes ry or, But rest assur d. there soon w ill come a rime,, 1 — Shall fivish this impe#sect'q DRE" * [EP M, Ane. de you not hurt my Lord? Alas! 560 bleed. Are. is but a Scratch; the Villain ment ir bone; | And put his otmost Strength upon the Thrift: — But ia this Cause, for my gti fought, 4s a. . 8 (o think me hot 2 vain and idle Boalter;) e 0 Had Hercules bimfelf attack d my Life:; n be I could with Rafe haye warded all his Strokes, As I did Mirvan's ——Se, to whom we r Fo Indebred, that we once again have met e 4 ae Rudels. n 4 Amest. Avdelia's ever kind; and,” if T live, bs | ders mo bt of. cnt Han ab? 10 d. '——You Over- rate een ba = 2030 4y My little Services, and'mike me blath; <=; dared. Whate'r In, my Duty will ihne. vgs AER And pardon, Sir, ybur Servant tender Fears; Wi I . In my Return, (what Terror seiz'd my Hart By fe 1 met Lord Mirven, fierce and $ . 2 5 10 Who passing ery d aloud, Double | Treason will spread apice, unless 2853 3 my 25 The King's not safe while :17aban's e 8 8 ; a Ane, Save me, my Lord, and be Fan iy Fears; A thousand Fancies croud into my Breast,” | Most hideous all, all ominous to'thee? © "= yur Mirvan has Pow'r; comminds my Brother's Tar,” 4s And bends his Will; we must expect a Storm, * ba. r 8 oud, wy Threatens Y hy e 14. % yy ** 9 2 < * * * * _—_ — Rl Rillen, _— + SLE . Threatens to We a Deluge on our Heads. | rv, . Diingers' are only To; to guilty Fear: © -M ed,” But Fate, & dere cer eee, oy —_— rb undsünted Soul, with" Tonocente secur- de n o Er wy Lordh yer whilePts in your rh s Scturity betrays us de the Snare 04d tike « Thich Ern un des us from Ada I Then spoils us of cur Wealth. O think; my — How the strong Leopard hoon xt cnc with Ae. Pow And seizes its unwary {imple Prey. * 4 85 So eile dees Opprefion gain its Ends © * 1 On open and voguarded Innocent... "ol Art. O drive me nt 10Shame with rng Perrin; > For Resolution melts in Beauty's Fires 1 You drive my Reason from its strongest nud, WW * And make it fly before insulting oe. The busie Sp'rics that cluster round my-Hearry' » -- ro Reason's Laws their Feilty difavow; 926) ON Aint And all r erer ging”? t Saas 8 EN E uke the Temple of the Sw. 8 IN is EBIT =: Pa Coons | i n 21 The King fu under „ een. Memaon, Zgh Br, nd ers. Memm. Urge it ao win; yl be . Kr Aherd; Please, holy Sir, to give his Passion way. Xing. Talk not to Me of Prodigith ind Omen: By the bright Chaot of jon Sun ve Worltig, e ende Hy ee CPA #237 4 1 De Petfian Phot. Or, The the fierce Boles Mould crush this pond'rous Reef ( Upon my Head, 1 would in Death perfifty And tell the Gods, the Viims shall-not die: 1 1 Fra not to leara.che Artifies gf Prien. bod, 5 That Hens a e Wenne anc ag your-Cuine veich- held, . N Then Heavn' incens d at Sacrifice . ie H. Priest. Yet, & r; e < wor King. —— No more. And . H. rial. — ann. 1 mat aki — -P This will not quell the Croud; |... 1. | King. —Ha!,wwbat?: the Croud! ., ... , 0 . © Perdition seize those Kogines of thy will... ito us. + Who gaze with Admiratien of thy Virwe, Aud specious Pietys and thus amus d. nos . See not the muffled Vices of thy Suit. ——P I will go face those busje blust ring Slaves; - C3163 OT And; let em know that 1 am King in Fina; eee Sirs. [Ie Ning. n wa Offer: 3 Manes High- Priest solus. r Great ue! I thou be st a Bod & bow It those magnifjck Attributes we give thee, | Are not intirelyTitular and Vin. And beg krete r Be Miran. Miu, eh as I geg l.. Who nam d Reyenge Up, Trust not the Gods; Revenge Ss 2 * f 6.4 9.8 8 4 @ a P = 9 * * - b C l TY # WT S d * 3 FM oo N S. Z l — 2 % - 8 a DN fu Sn a — ww 4 kn * _ i hy —_— * 12 V x 5 > _= > .. a m 4 nm — F TY PS. * N l „ of * 7 * . 4 - dy p N 4 » ry "I 13 — — * * » \ 4 * y \ \ , l Obe was. + * 1 ; Roof | And wbeg they ewe infield u gerrouů Ng Tots our Brenta ey Mü aku ue should 1 n As Passion dictates. 781 t Aneta, ene Priest. ee, my Lord, ale! 14 kit; IHC! | + You bleed. What hardy Vil Gurvationge1 0% 47 BT FILA 1 Tour Princely Person? ? „ IH Mirv. ——How the Coward makes! r or What can we less expect than Wounds and Insults, 6 77 When Slaves are licens d to commit on Ne, E ot And spurn at their Superiors : 2 H. Priest, How. my Lord? rue Slaves we all card, wen e Can keep em fast. boY Mirv. -I grant you; Six, they are. In gross; but Ar7aban, the Master-Slave; ' Was unconfin'd, unsnhackled, should I aß 0 Unarm'd, this Blood would witness to the Falschood: _ \ E. Priests ©) why was 1 bred-up to musty Books, — == From early Childhood, to digest the: Rules £4. - | = Which eontradict my Sense; When I am wrong d, In vain's the Cure of Patienges preach'd Indurance, YN And dull Content: Resentment fires my Soul; —= And I could wish I knew te wield e Sword, ny — To purchase Vengeance-for my Friend And self— NY © Mirv, Peace, RT I In Place of more assured Seexecy; — af] Nor talk of Swords; for Violence is vain: did: An open Vengeance loses all its Merit: 25 ee nn Works up its Fully outward to the World. Force too's Ohnoxiou to unsteady Fortune; 1 But close Designs unguarded leave the Foe,./ | If there we fail, th opprobrious-Oyerthrow - zo bes 58 rt N. 0 0 : —— 7 * EN . af 2 3 e A , 7+ ow . nel | © 34 2 7; * * o « { # ++ — * — — Fo 8 \ N G B err dLas 4 1 $4 PS o e "+ E : S. SB — k * * >; : 2 5 Et 28 * & i < — 1 ca ©. - v4 * 5228 33 % i: 4 < * 4 =o? - A 4 6 1280521 * bY o MS * its y 4 * ® x9 > Thou ., x 2 N 4 SCENE. P: | AN SCENE, oo hk Crs 1 011 a ene. it it; Eater Oxartes in 6, Fiaker Habit; Ir Error W me not in these blind Tracts, ris here Lord Mirvan, by confirm'd — Soon 28 the Night · Bell tolls the Hour of Twelte, Passes alone, repairing to the Magi: oe | Black Fiends, thatipeople this Infernal Grove; by 1 "Me. And by.dire-Gontrd@' with the'Siygian Gods From statking Ghosts extort' tf uricertain Knowledge þ, 8 Make a Pisguise too nice for Night and Miruan | To see me thro}, unless my Speech betray me: Which if ie de this Dagger knows his Patt: . The Clock has struck; nnd” onder is 1 Licht; | Now DI - "ths Use 1 follow.” 1. The Spirits that see into the latent ok, Gen e Event of things Have giv'n me firm Alliirance of Success, © Bogen ny; lavish to er n 4 Strike hone, and be afsor'd Success to. have; OAT | ——Imposlible! Bot to prevent that Fear, 8 The Slaves hall die ;7—My Rivalitqo shall dic} A (or he's already safe, by my eee hh Ariaban, I will be yet rev Nor ure nar we * 8 Re-enter Oxartes 10 him. % y L > + 8 : N Fa 7 The persan Privieess wor: e 5 in, Be ee my Love; r {65 * Mera yaa ir po" BY such, affrighting Kindneld For thou shalt live; F Wit 3 Tae woghy r * Mrs 0, Sir, how wears the Night? m__ Enter Dicer. _ © | 4 5M I, 22 8 Officer, res i my Lord Aa ais | 4th. Thou beii'it 4 Messags in 97 @ fre my Frick which th utious - y too ent Tongue fears te * 1 92 . 445 der“ Who come th unwilling Herald of your best * po. © - e rt ee l of Re That ftartles Covwards: hint dd” 0 Iasults me, Pinien d., 8 0 3 Amess: Ohl. Aab my A And mighty Sorrow, like 4 heit re Se. ol, Breaks in upon my poor unguarded Breast: | 2 ho My Spirits rink, and all the Woman, pied. COS de o, hold me up; and clasp me to your „ 0 ove There hide me from the dire re flecting Image — hq 2 of Ne in 0b Fillet W Of all my Thoughts, and Bears f -O * en 6. Why de' then pres e And make me wish thi Being were prolengd ? © But all in vain ——Recvice, we, charming + —_— If the black dastin dq Hous of Death ba comer -- ft Nor Pray ra, nor. Sorrow.cap ceverss its Doom: © + And I have this one F b Hen ie I am not Guilty,: rv er af rr F< tage! Ne 1 a NV enen gr SCENE ts roms: 12 2 1455 15-2 ; o Fon a 57. inne f, n Er x Officer . Vet never have 1 seen him thus outragi age ::: But no he snatch'd a-Jav'lin from his Gun. And ftabb'd it in he Bosamm uf Bis Neighbours :; Crying, his.Father's Death must be revengdg ?: Las cr * eee Ob HAT with subtle Malice, are industringe” 0 2112 3 oP To spread;itTgund, A Judgment frood-the Godsis: :/',/ But much I fear, it hu A Hellish Can sss ot 15d I doubt, contain'd a billing Kindness in it. — 10m. . eee The Priest and his ly, Draught of Recyncilements) 7-17 1. Ok The „ Peri Pee or; They stem engeg d in some Discourse of Moment, ils 30 e must not bredle* upon their private Walks, { Exenue: © | Bur Mitvit, and High V.. Mfiew'Fekir got ff Event; büt grant a short delay .. To the firm Strength; II eee i That pushes to expel ies ier Fer. ws Aud guard a while the Citadel of Life: ity eL bu Bat"eeror long maintain'th*uhequd! Combat. You should bare waited on his late Pang With e, and | FH. Priel. 1 durst not longer trust my feeble Soul To see his Racks, Diffortions; wringing Pains; And hear bis Groans, so exquitire and piercing. They'd almost forces sympathetick Sorrow“ Fronpthing@TamimatezAoaper Stay Had sure betray d m to a guilty wembling; r. 9Y Aud wrovglitia foul Confeflion free my Tongue. When the dire-Objetof his Paine invades 1000 My Thoughts, I wish the Business were undone. ben rotth — "Us an . to your Wisdom, eee ts let the Wi of cu-caleming löse cit 22210 Fight wu the Motions of your nobler Wer 0 But if so dire an Obje@ hab Impres## 7 a a 6. A firm, repemting'Piry oh-your: Mind 0 3 HoHT dT Then'T have done: Go, expiate vom Offence 5. ach! Confess. some cogent Demon push'd you on; e Or, that the Furies made you do that Deed. At which yeuf tame reflecting Spirits Mun del bee win Horr make your Lise Barn GAY \ — Rom r N mach... # - as. — 4 q ” eats *» * * 9 a "4 * W 9 n * ä ö * K I % 7 - 4 . * 4 Y/ 7 * _ "0 -4aq ve R — — Pi Hein. WE _ 07 225; | $K80D33165 PA. This will dme the tenderch N — Fr Wit fel View of wha 12 nord we 6/4 ® * I ; | $i 1 0 Nel WIND: Ke _ 1 I 3 ATA . RR Tro2 YM The SCENE. ee eee, the King eld by. dard | I, * bis Attendants. King, Where we wo ee eee, Rivers on me; | Giant my scorełd Ratrails; 6 I'mal on fires A flaming Brand has sing my Vitals; ha! F blaze, I blaze; Jou thunder me to Helly Or 1 shall ser your airy Poles on fre. © 1 Officer. See, now he shirers.with Extrezms of Co Xing, Begog, liese, Ja Sect * em, Mens The cursed Stumpen here have brought their Sieve, | And dribble th e Waters o'er. myBowels — Ha! who's R thow = laugh ©_ THE 3 3 | __ To fe we thus bur Cora Hier, Sister; - _—_ . 1 Thou fhalc not have the ter, | ff 2 5 2 Officer. His Words are wild, and farting as 3 9 He grasps me hard, and CY AY were King. — my ©: we #6) NS Ur e. Let me ge benref; ue Would yhisper ws 7 . ah What say'&, old Boy ?—ZThe Business shall be done: 5 March out our Legions there ; go, drain my Treasures, Well hire ps forty thousand ͤ Archers, @— No matter, let the Country lie untill'd; 441 ie N . Oh!-—1 am wounded: Lead me to my Tent; 2125 0 Nay, pluck nat But the Shafe;. fur if y do © 25 My Soul will follow — But the gushing 7 3 . bi A ee weak with e Heh 5 —_— TWEETS. 1 [They — Tag j ga x E J * #Y 2 » -y 1 „ $ * 4 - * od * ; Er — — Is " * : oY : * * Y 2 *. * 7 y ' 420 LILY % Z . - 4.4 A 2 2 = 9 * 1 3713S), Is: * a7 -: mh > * 230 4 * , * . F 2 ien N _ 1 * 8 Y Dun Nu 96+ 10 % d IK) * 4 1 3 oor OAT en e bre #257 Nn | | . : ö ; a ak. | N | A C F | «aa «+ a .u n nnr . „ 1585 e eee bas weed. 5 a * ae . 7 2 32 Gn <2 xc r W. 8 o NE Xt. 7 von e e dh kx 25 Sex Ele „ 4 On ** Ce nder * Gab, 0 N | 7 Oxart. © Leander, best Amit your . hy " To make all sure;—-But let the Prince de te Lind Miri Win, ese 9117977 You kaow this is Signet, Friends; * vi it 0 7 707 0 to 9 57 you ot. Fab 2:4 7 on the Caltle Dit) 1 ac To join the Centry on the 2) e A vast gend the Bier tel Reer: 1 Farewull C you! l: Bat, Captain, (x "TIO know * e This Revyd Ma 6 Fo Hy Win fat ae 5 a Nog of Nig W's pits Th Wee JY uit pls nh or so must net fla 3 0 To be a Witness of your 6p pang Fri 8 wor Make not delays: EN * un = . ok | Oxart, — The Goh WT os + 5 0 as disconrsing with ben, oben 21K 4 ee x — 95 — * = 2% Thank him; . { 70 bau „ 8 . " And I Aud * Thought of Injuries ener May. che god Gods ay freely seal his Bardon, . A Artaban does from his Soul bros bim Oath. Of, bank don ga _ F tle byz © © And fot ts Dey, on bi A ok ales i eee e Give me my All, and cle my wounded Sen | That, aking, yawn'd to be supplied by thee, And found a Lass of belt its viel Pow'rs. r den. To be your tuablef, erer faithful Slave, } * t oO 2 F 93 * + 4 ' 12 * ein 94 A 1z all the e e — — 8 To bless bis Life, and erown M. Death * V3 Theo Artab. Rise, my best Friend; Death only mon die we A thousand Questions eroud for Urterance, . is bone ura All choak the Passage, and would all 9 2 T 4 1:9V9 9. What Deity preserv d yowin the Wart n 1 saw you fall opprelv'd,. and thought. 0 des, Prevail's for Entrance }--r-Say;\and. > As OS Oxart. Time is too: precidus,: OTF l To waste it in Enquiries em e this Prodigality of Kindness; © * thehab Ton vii; | 1 be loft in your Eaceb of Love, *; GEES issitudge of * 59 wat 0 N. Pry Villabh ny © Ane. Instruct mei Heav'n! how shall my grateful Sou 9 4 Best thank: or best applitid'the brave Ora * 6t bo o 'Ths 60. I Pratt, but Joy, "molt Hoatur' DDr HE TO STS a7 BM For Man but tresds his rate decke an, wh ap And all he does is from above deriv'd. - PLUS O8 jm Think, there are Guardian Pow rs that is wake” To save the Good; for Virtue props their aur And I'm the happy executing Choice. o Minister to their unseen. Decrees; dk, 152 2 48 ich, as their Sübskitutef 1 thus beginn: re. and if we are opposd, Then let us fight for Conquest and for Freedom Arab. Gods! How Amazement swallows up my Senses. | And in th' Impetuous Whirt of circling'Fate Drinks down my Reason !---- £3 eu db6 19h 0 1 or. ——Haste, my gracious Lords... . t: t Dun 7 The Master Jaylor, good Cleander's qurs;,... A fot] iP Ang, our Flight in Person, and directe 125g a A secret Path: Not fr from henos, there aud. i Prepar'd a Chariot for my Royal 1 0 an * f 4 And on the Hills, impatient of your der, and, Six hundred. valiant Men, Armenians 4 8 WH we —_ The willing, Partners of your Captive . | 8 pe Woo fought indeed, but could not coor bet row, 4 (For Pe tiny o'epower'd their Mortal Force 5) F Wait, _— condutt you to a Throne, 3 =_ Ariab. 0 my Ameshis, wall I once gn 2 = Bear thee to Joys, to Royalty, and Love? "Ts 1 6 My brave Deli rer lead, N = A 43 4 IS, 1 Ve : 5 * P*% 4 . = v 4 ; ua : # 5 * f WY by 9 4 We will with diane Admirnion render... 1. | / And in your; Mien-divine-Refulgence-read; ant Ho So. when ines: sought the golden Bough, - wi Cameleon fic, is Gue was dom; a When Arait hig Mother's cred Doves appeer dl. And Oer his Head their airy. Voyage steer 7: ; Then, with Security and Joy he tre. Sn eee ng 1 42 8 *. bY ESE 8 GEN E ene. N a. Get me my Wr we ce * | And all those ruddy Streaks, that us d to paint 2 The Day's Approach, ate loft in Clouds; avif The Horrors of the Night had sent em back To warn the Sun, he should not leave the Sea: | * Or peep on Objects would prophane bisBrightness, | 4 I must be gone; 1 . | Where King who can hap fr ere 5 s are murther'd Poor Prince! thy Mem ry and th Fuhsecte Love yes e dead; and all Applause is eee, Re er Fer uam. 557 Four eevants 1 wait your kleasure — War; — | . ', [Shout * bow the Sun rous Real red the hy A better An adgrns. the Thrane For shame ye Pom re, Sve cer yaur Providence. And let this little: Gabe of Barth hecom em de KY A 'Play-thing,- to be toss'd abeut h Fortune. TR _ ©" Chance may connive at Villains, Murther & Kings... 98 3 And Ulurpation, yet be well o Because. it wants the Thunder r to, revenge: 3 But Heay us that has the Power ta. rediefs,.. 3 In an extream of Mercy blasts its Justice. „ * 8 Farewel, ungrateful City) BP i inn T will enter these your Walls, till Pm, . uin "Ck 4 Elowrish, of Trumpets, "after. which Inver 63 1 King, attended: People Shouting: - ui Enough, my Fed of x mm Jars. x. jun against, the Kar; and gives Ossencce. The Nation's Ferment, and che publick Guss e Of fresh 4MiRions, might have well encus eg A 64 1 This loud Officious Love: Ne more, 3 d by 2m But leave me, Sirs. Time and my Reign will bet vn Determine bow L may deserve . 1 87 1 5 0s. — Sir; mY 1 m 1 ©1057 Miry, -I mult employ you ett ut wc Deliberats Heads hatch Dangers in their Hearts. .. . Old Marmnop, and th Inquixing Factious Peers. - : seem not to relish Me, as I would bare em; 4 Wy But chew upon their Monarch's sudden Death, _ RN . As if it (melt of something more than Fate. 1.552 M&A Tae Get TN 3 | * 4 Let others be dispers d to guard the City, „ e Penn Sener ae, Will found their Inclidiations Dua ey up l! Pour Men, and plant ern round the Chile Walls, 7 tas | a en em dond. my n „eee Officers ever Miryind. Mannen n. 1e, This droating Priest' dots Marche dure ia State; — Pomp. and deep-designing Slownefs, g T inhance the Merit of the Fact b Doubs, eee And anxiaus Expectation. Ot pethaps | 02 3: "72 KY Some envious Chance bas balkd MPR Shears” K Aud interpbs d bet wirt our hop d Revenge. Org if the Viki should hape pliid/ine false 3 * O Jealousie, thou Demon of the Brünn.. Haunt not my-Breast with chy mf shaper Angrish * He hopes for Favour and Rewatd from bee: 1 And what Enticements, to betriy that Tratt, mr 7 d issue from a Save dejeted State?® ' 78 fit 10 Whom the next Hour albert Ge geil Lie, And crushes ye hs. promiser! But Barzanes hefti. YOu 200659 1 5 1 My Royal # ee SE wha How fares our Int rest? Speak 2 15 re Barz. be Priest oh Sun Febas tre oo Stands in the-Circ;,- demm d in by pattring Grouds 3 Who, as he bawls' tis Rberrick in your Service, Bare Catch at che dying Abet of Kit Votes; : eee wi jt pr HR e " S ww wAyr Fo bony ane er what Rid Moni th bur bay Summen Barz, I came, and fund is Doors belieg'd with Herdy Of Mules and Setvants; laden, aid prepay Wg huren As *twere for Journey to remoter Pairs, © u 88 And as 1 press'd amidlt the buße Throng, uh yoo ban He with a num'rous Equipage came 3 r aint He started, When he sry meg fecm'd ef. KWI K | And faultet'&atimiy Message ; dad me . 7 e eee That Age d e ee his sad L And render d him unfit for nicer Countels + 7 25 SNN This said, he mounted, ang away they rode... Mirv. Let the old Doland dee ee, va la} What did Import your Häste. Bax. ——By Hezvn, I ii A A Story of that fatal Conscquettee,” 1101 1 e 4 a | I fear to give it Word: Let me be dumb. "oy And drown the Sorrowes of my Tale in Silence. As: 5; 5 Mirv. What After-game of Mischicf Won e Tsdp. To blast the Pleasures of my Infant 1 I While jealous Fancy's busie with my Thoughts; mf" To swwell this unknown Ill to Giant Gredtness:” : ; Speak, in the Name of Horror, ary Tenge: Tho' they bave sores te freeze my youthful Wobdlh"t it ad turn me to 4 Stiitde" With" Cbmfüfen ? Barx. That bellism Priest, hom bu but = ork'd inta Trust soon flipe his 8 NG * nd under his Exterior 115 4 33 4 as false m hid; Ai ng ww | OP var 2 Mirv. ieee mel Wen . | | ri lon ts ren. en u = The Persian Prim hor 207 Barz. Oh, this is nothing t0.the 8 3 e e eee 20925 ee Bribd by Oxartes, harh xeleas'd the Slaves. Au ; rie A eee ee, 1 And they this 8 1 nme The Slaves releadd My Rival to eg d! N A dene) Sweat cane e ere en weer Bi MO lions of Plaguenoler-take en in their Blight. |. 4 Assist, Pow'rs; let posting Deaths - - mh 38” Ride on the sickly Air, and make it-broathe , nber 1 Cramps, Pains, Sores, Fnlsens, er xy Name that bears Barz. Have Patience, Sir, to ern this Tide nu i. Aud summon all your Spirits to your Ad. | MAY. — of "ID "$55 to 224155. 2 1 fiple tn © Bays. I wich Them fled. * 3 EA n Mirv. e e O. e "Fool! Win ber ot Mood hast thou · been diving thro? co fe „ + mow =pepnee | + Expire done s an empth, humen, RE. wWben Ofnamental Beauty/storn πFπr̃ e. Dccsitful Fortune 2 - Curse on thy Gifts; . Thy treach'rous Bounty, and will x my He on my own Sphere: Non. is at yetrwouner Quick, foot dr a * W e 2. Barks What done, My Lord? N 9 . Mirv. —» Unnecessary Slave! .. F AMOS I will have Vengeance shall make e n Þ And tremble at my Fury.—— Draw, out all , 51 25 My Veteran Troops, and trait pursue — | A r eee 2 | => I But bers ze into- tet Gan Ns. eri Life, andi guad it as: your own; UNI mY de yet may {ce het Rolly, und he Kind; int 03 wi I not, Ill drag her trembligg tommy; Armss . on H Me And Pleasures heighten'd_.in her Anguish prove: ..... ITS Then stab Her, glowing with unwilling Lore a SCENE. chinges % Plain, lain, with Pe e | 7 N 4 Inspea if whe Ci. enn * Y Enter Artaban, Angeftris, Memnon, regs ae Cleander, Soldiers ; md detendants, e = . This sir Allan brate ned well, ET off * me room to wish, it had * 5 b: Won — 8 W 1 For tho? the Ning of Sera were my Foes) 4 7 And to have Rid him bravely in the Field - _ + Had been « Exutse for Triumph: Vet to chink ales 262 Him baselymuither'd, cancels: Emin 4, ATE nal tr [Ererats [everally;, | The Persia Node pf -; N Ane. — Sure such Melt a te N a Were Hell yet uncreate, would ——— 5 In Self defence t6'quasty bold inipiois' Man: w | Or now begin to r as, \ Meri. Impartial Fove, that rior eng Will in his Time revenge 2 Monarch Blood. ub. Oh! my Amestris how the peuly Dew! That trickles dow your Cheeks, ey here? 20 But to forbid it for u Brothers Deb. 12 S Ted v1 7 e Cal ot D Oxart, Royal Sir, Sate den . e eee een — * More suitable, for Ceremonial Sorrow: . We scarceare distant yet a slow. Hours Mareh® © ©. Aud may from hence ofer-look the City's Spiresz io dares affere us, but th*Usarper Mun Alarm'd upon 1 by Fear, To make his guilty Title more secure, ; May send bis Forces our in RR Pat. And take us unprepard 27s Am. —— Tis true, my Lords: > His Guile may prove pernicious to us all. in vith Art. weer e dee mad th ne Kage — ol babe. 10 17 That you and 1, Lord Nemnon, with a Partx | Ride ) nnd the Country; and-proclaim to l Our Purpose to revenge the poison d King: a — — e eee Ss And may NY” Nate _ | I > Yo , 4s A — 2 . * N 7 4. N 4 — * 4 , N a = => * * 0 PV - — ** * . / * 0 _—_— — 4 T 7 * * 4 0 an sy L —— — 2 + 5 l * 20 - ' - fe 4 - — 1 i = * on 4 5 a wg pili . 0 9 N Denn D ; | 2 , tha - £- 7 Zn ol TR | = 7 PET be left ld Won "7 mn 2 692 2 rata e IIS = A chilly Fear runs shudg'ring 6 8 And tells my- Heart, Ine er shall see yo more. 1 Arab O think me not unkind, nor COR” =—_ Not half the Space ace that "matures out a Day, . 8 will Lbg-banih'd from your, matchlels - "I Nor out leave chke Ut 4 triviat Sause, E 2 Bat this has on, the Shape, of pallick. Moment, »Fis the Concern of all; To thee, 2 —— ys 1 here bequeath-allthar my eit ele Heat; Thoa Haft à Son! may Cheer ber Widow'd Vi „ | | And make the Fotis af-ty jiwwilling Ableace-| "3: Tu „ Abe e 1 4 * bring 500 back! in en tome, We my | = They i the Paligs of my Deparuare leg: wit 175 +, And clog Faretyel for ever on my: Tongue. But oh! Fare wel, os ER e f. * > Aud we, like lonely wellers; mull tray; - © alt £29? Rodde d of the frieddly Sun eee Last in the Gloom, and Jogging Ver zue Dar, Nuss Amme eri, led Bp 88 0 Ny Artabin » a ; W Bak: N. | wy af et - TRxo 2 4 | 4 | A The 1 E of thy un e r = e Nen, a K- g 13 1 * 4 "7 i ei At 3. i: Fg 173035 | I 3 e o with his Sword drawn, ieee 8 # —0 Nie „ tr Dee, Orinc 5 in Why hr . 2 IF : x ate ma; 2 8 nth. . © agg gegn Aas al: Id paid a Debt to Duty and w Glaryy * de Gerald and-have-Her horn Wr, In Spire of all--could, G der d e do: 117 labs my Virtus b a Resch of rut: Villain and Coward}--— Gods! Ir in do much: "FR And nought remains to zustiie my Fame, WY "8 ' But thus to tum my Sword against my lf... r Mem. re kun RO ee Wha, Heav'n deten 25a; ey Gut 7 & +; Vit rin Er regen fre ol ow tr). reed tothe World, you're self-conderan'd;. Kh: cause your Valour met not chat Succesz It well deserx di How does this e relent. This Blow of Fortune t Div. Oxart. — Oh he raves, my Le 1 His Pass.on makes bim wage, s Füdly fierce, As the scorch'd Tempest-beaten Sands of Afick/ en a * Sorrow, | — 8 | ” X ; - ps T Tana DuUTT a >» M NH ad ms 25550 vn N * He mourning #toops, regardless of his 1 * f Talk of tis Empire, and be Gebe and ers. FM 8 No, let the Man that Nl it, 0 t 58 ys For I have done with een Memn. —— Let's to his ent, | And rouse him up to Fame ; eee | T attempt her Rescue, or to fall with Honour. 8 C EN R changes to Atteban-⸗ re dence bim Hing on be Ground. 4 eee I. or e Naur ür ae 1 „ Haz wy Re enter Oxartes and Memnon, Be Leara all. fem g that Grandeur bas its Plagues; - 3 And Death's the first, best Refuge from Anlictions. The Fate of Man's a Labyrinth of Chance, Thro' which he drags his weary moan 3 And thinks at ev ry Turn he's disingag d: 48% Still in the winding Crookednels inyoly'd, 8 4 And fill perplex'd with Folds of endless 3 Ha! what. art Thou * gOxirtes oe: so Avant i amen Wen 7 Haste in thy Steps, and Fury ; in ty, fees! nels” | Forbid it RY SP AYER 5 Thus wither in its Bloom: Now, by the dun, wg 1 wepe tp tov four Solliere-haniyThite Heads, 0 ee l * The Persian Erneut or, As if their Prince's Barvowp were contagious............... vt. O Menmon, r | On Beds of Roles here: Not all the Plagues, .... The Tortures, Man can safer” in his Boy, 5 | Afflict with half the Pains that ] have bore.” 1 | » O! bet in out nde Spring but Lore Or, what the Source and. herither of Hopour,. " nn This, the Soldier w Danger; Oxare, Heave again, my 10 And let the rising Tempest of your JON? Rush strongly, and unhinge this galling Anguim. Think of the poor Anett; what mult She _ Endurer O let me be for ever dumb, - 1 ig Rather thin vent the Image of my ad we pf : An. — Thou hast ais 4 ; A Whirlwind in wy -1, NPY ng . end Aud give not dire Tridghtation'room, 2 uh q * For ought beyond it hideous.” © Oxart, What wilt the Time ae en _ To cure the raging Feaver- in his Mind? Suppose Him burning with his Lawless Loves 1 7 The Princess, urging all the Ties bf-Hohour ” vi? 4 N. * a" And Duties df a Wife Then think bly Hate, Aten 112 * d4 Distends each Sinewz and Yemans ny Soul. Re . Speak to m Fury, Tpeak it all, Oase + bed Fo. ms Vit hs 8 N * + "<< - * a 15 en 75. yet Ä 75 o cath Revenge in your Escape:+ . 3 N wust mote can] please his dilappoinited Envy, © oY * I Than to comnpleat it on ber Tanocence? ? i, rat Aviab. O, for Protection from that , |] hall She be'thade the Spoiler And 1 not fiir an Arm in her Defence 7 Wa WOW Jo us it not be aid} Otartes, Meninon, WA a 3 ee 1 * 5 It is Amestris Cause ; and Heay'n it self © *. v 2 Must suceour us galt th” TInvading Tyrant: A Ex Jastice no longer Wild is Münte bear,” ah hee 1 But brandishes her 'executivg Spear; * 899750 r 75 | 8 y She draws our Swords, and wings us to the Fight,” 7M Her e t "avenge, and vindicate ber 5 85 e 7 p dee bee : | 8 C E N = Sag 10 te ihr. e P PETR 2 0 l > Enter Mirvan. *2 ks 4 ve * 5 | | « Aire. Glide more is Fate come back; the stubborn bas u in my Hands; and hall submit or Dye. Iwill bare Love to recompenes my fangs; N Nor halt che cold zeuse of Wige, or Würtue nee Power ts dull, ore dimppofnt my Ader? N Vo, coy Anetris; I have fawn'd too loog; ß 75 Tis d e and rife my For. ih x Buer Barzanes Hastily. © 7 7 & 1 hat ominous Fer ak hw your bagged nn 5 4 ' The poli be Or 7,5 Dax. Our Watchmen from the eee Tall Clouds of Dust descry, that choik the Seht, And drive apace their tom ring Circles hither, Ros e - + And ever and anon, amiaß the Smeak, A ann F A Gleam of Brightness flashes on their wes, k Neighing of Steeds-is heard, arid a hoarle Din. Of clashing Armour; bet abe Sound encreases, * | Andev'ry Moment hrays with louder Terror. Mirv. With speed go learn their further Obsetvations; But charge em on their Lives, they de not noise This Fright amongsi the madding Populace. lar ebe These Persians are as Mutinous as Air; 1 1 That forms its Tumult. from eich Kühen. Vagour | If Artabar's hot Courage should attempt be Princels Rescus so fipeiot to Mm 6 OE ng” | Tis but for him to perish in th Adault: « . And render my Revenge yet more Compleat. ©" [Re-opter Barzanes With bis Sword drawn. Barz. All's on the Rout; my Lord; Prince” Ar/aban, With abbini bs o& Wilt Auxiliar Troops - Croud up his Rear, and toy} our belt Defence. © The faithless Persians, throwing down their Arms, * Take for Life and Gl her Sora Allegiance” z Y / For shameful Quirtgr — K n. , univ. Villain, get thee down , [Saks him: And we will send such Shoals of murther d Slaves, | 9 Shall gle tile er Region, — . CT” OO OF VER EI Re- 15 2 : Fr 1 nes. — 0 I dye; And view thee. grappling in the . * JI. Mirv. ——— Thou it, e ; False Prophet / but the Storm comes. on ape wg And will prevent my. Purpose. _ [Grewim) Enter Oxartes With & Party, driving. in the OR AHAS $86 tis r 7 Nr Spare my Like | his 19 A And da net vide this bellom'd Babe: OT, Oxart, By all the Sanity belongs to. Priesthood... No Privilege of Garb shall skreen a. Villain! 45 „ bes Tho all thy Mystick Trompery, thy Heaps heed Of Houshold Gods were wrap d within thy Comes: 8 Nought should protect Thee from hn of hay: <5 Priest. Revenge me, Gods! ani inks a Oxart. —— Go make 4 fair Appeal. i 3447 SD < 15 To ZEacus, to Mina, Rhadamanihs; die n bo And let F Ties Sod ty bi 4 ee _ 3 Lenst Hell it Gif should fear | more foul Disorder From ee, the Breathing, Trumpet of Seditiant! g Sold. What Body's this lies weltring in n nn ene it is Barg, Mirvan's Creature; 6 474 15 * FLY * . ** N 4 1 {4 bead; eee 0&5 740, 4 n Mair Na” } 84 } —_ wel EE He s CEE chinget rite Apr . * x Bare, Amestris Hoody, folliw'd by: e 8 Mirv, Why hou youlook on Pati cle tle Dre As to make Death a Refuge ts avoid it: The Purple Flood runs trickling down your <=Y And had not I the greedy Weapon felt * It soon had found a Passige to your Heart- ER Ef Amest: Then Heay'n had been most merciful and just; | And I with Joy had blest its Providence: OY l And shrunk into the leaden' Arms of Death, 15 Secure from thee, and sach'detefled Villains. = 45 IF Mirv, Think if 1 am Villain;' Traitrefs, think TIS e baleful Inden et M h Ln”! on” > „ That blasted first my Viride. Then rene. 8000 ad curse those beautecur, büt malignant, „ an © © Whole guilty Fires inflamid my glowing Breast, | 5 eh And RO ore the FOIA 424 > . e An Alam within, Bat hark! ihey ae) Tuche $43 £6077 Ant . : what mean you ' 664, HOW © e Av. To quaff the lustious sparkling Nectar ofl, And leave the Dregy” fot Him Come, spare my Labour; cont a lietle, and 1 wilt a 0 airs 2p 49 Some Struggles to your wishing Modesty; 1 | 11 know that Women will not wholly yi 1 But must be gentiy fore d to hat i. Nen abe r N nay hui = Hear, Virgin Deity s support, my Mentor, e 9 And save me from Nishonour, :. Sect + - = Oxars, [Hithin.] Submit, and yield. the Paslage, or yow = * {14% 338 F A 4; 4 0 G WS 3d coo * Amest, = —_— EY init Mirv. He shall not yet passels bees... nt ks aus 1 Tran Bold F 0 7 os * 5 . land, A er Mn Bare — perjur'd Fiend, . ri * Perdition catch iy Al left 3 $: half her 8 As if they watch'd this Turn of froward VI Ky #5 And e 0h before the Wind. by 3 tas „ Rue n a * ce Hat art thou found? 7 Mirv. = Whom dost thou threat ee 1. 4 Thiok'ft thou that Aran is a Match for thee? Clean, Th Injustice of 2 n uur to Coll hs 4s. Mirvan is gong, Enter Artabaw: 4. Come: back, Usurpers here, and, meet "hy Fate; e Thee; the: 1 urs ͤ—y —ü— k M2 HE Es — ——— — vices . 3 Blood of cine: „ Heey'h which ron But Juice and Win ith Usorpations Else, absolute in bis $i ee would Er the . gh; 3 3 "But, oy Rage, and so art thou restrain-d. 15 * 8 Vrant, purple villa / where's my ws | Av. I would be ent, but 9 5 that 1 My Fells the Bate L bear Thee: „ - 1 Arrows dipt j in To pierce aid pail th FORT If thers be 1 fe. 0 2 mpossible!” © And thou the | blackef, 2 n aha 8 Wben 1 wich Fury sein d my trembling Fre. ee Fillers . . And grown Immartal in Rrerst M lensure I dus Revelfd amidst her Charms ladecu the wept.” And {obb'd, and fightd, so hideous-and profound, Wich so much Bitterttest of cucful Sorrow; - ang That Th Pity dre Yn. > | Sod WW vs And ended all her Troubles. n eee Art. — De! Dream?! 15 rm 362-24 * a5 or am 1 welken d from the frightfl Slumber: 1112 506 - And finding it is true,- congeal with Horor?* Lad. 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Whoeer thom art! ihou haft prevented Death: Oxarzies! and Amesiris !, Sure I habe Already past the Stream, or all i Riddles Ameft. —Oh my Jay h Bd by Bl TS 71 Br * Swells high above. Expresion? e Art. bod den ed n P77 . Lo Then thou art pure, unstain de and still Amer > © 45 | Ad all the Villain spoke, was fitious;bierrort- 21+ * Old Meme too! I am beset. with Frede - te Lach with a smiling Sympathy of Melcoma. k#A Mann. N en] Koces conpratulagiand ee The Hand of 'Heav'n in unexpected Changes; i. oy United Persa s Eyes are turm d on b.... The kindly Bm to heal their, gaping Woundss, And set up broken Justice on its eie 7 och 44s mY ene Broken indeed, But see-the trait zou Cause, its Fabrick, hn 2 7 AK babe, n 36 . . 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Ne Lives of the Kings of Harmuz, or Ormuz, The Persian - History written in Arabick by Mirkond à famous Eastern Author: That of Ormuz, by Truma, King of that Island; Both of them translated into 2 by Anthony Teixeira, who” lived feverat-Years in F first render'd into English; OS I NEE at. You Letters of Abelard and Hels. To Which is prefixed, a particular Account of their Lives; Amours, and Misfors tunes, Extracted chiefly + coco yr malang oh randlated _ from- the French; - Nat 11, 295 21007 by ing Four Books,” ining the Chorography and History of the whole World, and all the Principal Kingdoms, Provinces, Seas, and the Isles thereof, y Peter Heylin, D. H Improved wich an Historical Continustion to the present Times by Bebwn, Esq With a large and more accurate Index than was in any of the former Editions, of all the Kingdoms, Provinces, Coune | tries, Tahabiratits, Peoples, Cities, Mountains, Rivers, Seas, Islands,” —_— WY Wh EY A _ 70 Islands, Forts Bays, Capes, Forrefts, r. of any. in the whole World; Revis'd and clear d 8885 — tude of Mistakes, - which had crept into r fions, and five new engrav'd Maps, * the bel and most exact Projection. — af the Livks udd Reigns 1 Queens of England, from King Willem the called the Conqueror. To which is prefix d. un —— History of each Reign: Collected (chiefly) from Original Manuseripts, and the most valurbie private Memoirs, * ne. fps Person of Honour. Of the Power of W wh Political Obfereaing thereunto, by Thamas Rbymer, Esq; late Hi- Royal. Reprinted on Occefion-of Captain Steel being e lieg the Hense of Commons. An Historic) Account of the Antient and Modern State of the Principal ty of Wales, Dutchy of Cornwal, and Earle dom of Cheer; Collected out © the Records of the Tower of London; and divers antient Authors, by Sir John The second Edition: To which is added, bis Royal Highness the Prince of 'Wates's Patent, both in Latin and Zaglish; also an Account of bis Digni- Privileges, Ae, Rank aol? That at bid Sane £ uten of Netions ; "more alaly of the Ws or Gauls, taken to be originally t fame People as ratient . 1 Chronolopi Etym bf them unknown both to. the « Greeks and Romans. By 8. Monteur Perron, Doctor in Divinicy, and Abbot of 2 in France Englished by Mr. Fones. be Tryal of Thomas Earl of Swafford, Ld Lirwanme of Leland, upon an'impcachment of High- Treason, by the Themselves — the Commons in England begun in 22d" of March 1640; and contiaued of all. great Variety of Histo- Discoveries, many Commons assembled in Parliament. 4 the Name of was yu Ir 164. Judgment war geen of dr 6s , > ava 1 abs 752 | Flu, pd Sc. R eee, shop Merks, Ar Lam Perkins, Sir Ashly Cooper, Sir Charles Si Wich 1 n wich Cuts. 2 lumes: With his Life, by N. Rowe, K 1 b x gy” Shexring th Form of Parliamentary Proceedings in 1 an Impeac t of Treason. To which is added 2 Mort Account of some other Matters of Fact transacted in both Houses of Parliament, Precedent; Concomicant and Subnent to the Tryal. With ome Arguments in 2 relating to Ib of Actaindet,. Fzithfully collected. and impartially publish'd, withobot or Refe- 5 by een rr e yy AT: ; . 3 # CPI 10 FS a v3 L "I" 3: E 1 Wo ihe of his Grace, George Piller ＋ Duke oy Buckingham In Two. Volumes. Containing a com leat Collection of all his Dramatic Fires, that ware acted, with several x for. the Stage, from the 7 4 2 Manuscripts; also his Poems, Dialogues, Satyrs, I 28 and his Speeches in Parliament. To which is ac a. Collectiog of the most, remarkable Speeches, ww 83 and Conserences of the most eminent b GP] the, Rong, Lords 5 Com cons, rom Year 164, to ent Time. by the Earl o Earl of Pembroke, Earl * er, Earl of Rriflel, Karl of Shaftsbury, Lord Falk! Lord Finch, Lord Tacas, Lord Wharton, Lord Capel, Lord Haversbam, Bichbishop Will ams. General Monk, Sir 8 its Knight, Sir Lionel Feniins, Sir Willignm J. 2 2 Whitlock Esq; and several others. The "Third Edition, eur, in Niue Fe- WM, Ten Books. BV The. Works of William Shakefdear, Prince Arthur, a ick Poem ans in Landen. The n The Maxseleum: A Poem, Sacred to 2 . Majeity nm 4 by Mz. Theobald, price 25 Sir Kichard B , Knight, M. D. and Fellow of the - vised. To w is annexed, F Names of Countries Cities, 20 F = 1 WE 255 Dy gs. 1 and Scholar. Life Progress. Ariftomenes, &. 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The Tragedy, Ce. 8 the Right Honourable Ane, Counttl of price . * Accompts for Landed- Men; or, a plain and abe Form Which they may observe in — Accompts of their Estates, by Charles Snell, Tea Writing and Aein Foster-Lane compts, at the Free. Writing Sc The : Coun Bock; or, Rk Meter's ub. ainly (tho briefly) deliver'd, multiply and ee by 72 help of this small Treatise alone, and a p Instruments easie to be procur d. Nase be ch of Land, and with 3 and give up the Content e thereok. ant Practical Rules for 0 Ed a i 7 Pas. 1 * 6 p " , ” & 1 * 4 1 * | * * = na 11 N * 5 N g 4 ? | * . + = _ _ . 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With Notes containing'a multitude of en tions out of those Books which have either caused sich 2 erttayagunt Ichs 2 7 og or.. nay gere do eure chem Written Qriginally"in” Penh, b 8 "the Abbot B= ard N ta (6 WD a: now tratiflated into EC | W101 Tales related" by Ofen, Helehus, Helloty "4 2 1 elles Art of Poets, translated from the 8 Arcording to Mr. "Theodore Gowlfion's Editon. To. ether . N. N "Nos" *tranflared ut a. Etch a ne $0.44 ee nt TOR 9 5 * Anglirani ee ee br e rs poral 0 4 175 che i Natfon(Quatenis such) bave =_ | or do now enjoy, vis Dukes, Marguifles;"Farls. and. * | Vicounts, fromthe! PE the Conquett; and Barons from | first lovesliturt by "whether by Tenure! Writ © Ae Patent: 45 Method al. of 910 15 Ny Part) rogethet whereih "their K era Graations n _ e den kieesde n eee 7 | 5 a 4d ITY 1 ö * * . 5 % , 1 1 9 " A * p L Bs RY, 1798 *Y | 26d ls sue now Mater dren in e ho! 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Familiarly accommodated to the Humours and Mannets of the present Age. The third Edition; to which is added, the Union Proverb, oc- cafioned by the late French Expedition to Scotland; and se- yefal other Proverbs never before printed. By kes, Gent. formerly of Queen's . in Oxon, and © apa to Sir Roger L Estrange. N new Metamorphosis, or the pleasant © Lori ai of Madura, Althe Golden Ass of Lucia Apuleing 20 Improv'd to the Modern Times and Manners; 3 5 Fry ls omen, Cnr, 8 , Nuns, Fry 8. Oc. Written in alias by Calo Monte Scio. Fellow the Academy of the Humoristi in Rome, and Translated from the Vatican Manuscript: Adorned with Cuts: In wo Volumes. The second Edition Corrected. 2 A Guide for Book-keepers, according. to the lealian manner now in Use, r JOSE? 1 bunt 2 HER 15 Ar. 8 wy . 8 70 ben Bo in Trade ure to 6. 1 zr-for such Entfances. 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