Which we abhor; like deed, not doer. Then conclude, They live not to cry out 'ingratitude!' One stick burns t'other, steel cuts steel alone. 'Tis good trust few, but O, 'tis best trust none! The Works of John Webster - Page 103by John Webster, Alexander Dyce - 1830Full view - About this book
| English drama - 1744 - 398 pages
...we can recompence ; their prefence ftill Upbraids our fortunes with behoidingnefs, Which we abhor j like deed, not doer: then conclude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. 58 7he MALCONTENT. Oneßick burns t'other, ßet! cuts ßeel aient ; 'Tú goad trußffw, but O, '/w... | |
| English drama - 1780 - 508 pages
...crave inore Than we can recompence ; their prefence ftill Upbraids our fortunes with 6i beholdingnefs, Which we abhor ; like deed, not doer : then conclude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. One flick lurns father, flcel cutfleel alone ; 'Tis good triiftfiw, but O, 'tis beft trufl none. [Exit... | |
| Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...crave more Than \vecan recompence; their presence still Upbraids our fortunes with 6S beholdingness, Which we abhor; like deed, not doer: then conclude,...out, ingratitude. " One stick burns t'other, steel cut steel alone : 4.TÍ» good trust few, but O, 'tis best trust none." [Exit MENDOZO. SCENE IV. Enter... | |
| Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...crave more Than we can recompence ; their presence still 'Upbraids our fortunes with ss beholdingness, Which we abhor; like deed, not doer :, then conclude,...live not, to cry out, ingratitude. * One stick burns t other, steel cut steel alone : Tis good trust few, but O, 'tis best trust none." [Exit MENDOZO. SCENE... | |
| Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...their presence still Upbraids our fortunes with " beholdingness, Which we abhor; like deed, not doer :j then conclude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. " One stick burns t'other, steel cut steel alone : Tis flood trust few, but O. 'tis best trust none." [ExTOjEMDOZO. SCENE IV, Enter... | |
| Walter Scott - English drama - 1810 - 630 pages
...presence still Upbraids our fortunes with 6S beholdingness, Which we abhor; like deed, not doer :_ then conclude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. '' One stick burns t other, steel cut steel alone : Tis good trust few, but O, 'tis best trust none." [Exit MENDOZO. SCENE... | |
| John Webster, Alexander Dyce - 1830 - 326 pages
..."eraves" § Upbraidt .] Both 4tos. " Imbraids." Which \i& abhor ; like deed, not doer : then con' . elude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. One stick...at several doors. MAL. How do you ? how dost, duke 1 PIETRO. O let the last, day fall ; drop, drop on* our cursed heads ! Let heaven unclasp itself, vomit... | |
| John Webster, Alexander Dyce - 1830 - 340 pages
..."craves" § Upbraids] Both 4tos. " Imbraidt." Which we abhor ; like deed, not doer : then con' elude, They live not, to cry out, ingratitude. One stick...best trust none ! [Exit. SCENE II. Enter MALEVOLE and PIETRG, still disguised, at several doors. MAL. How do you ? how dost, duke ? PIETRO. O let the last... | |
| John Marston - English drama - 1856 - 324 pages
...recompence ; their presence still Imbraides our fortunes with beholdingnesse, Which we abhorre like deede, not doer. Then conclude They live not to cry out ingratitude. " One sticke burnes tother steele cuts steele alone ; 'Tis good trust few, but 0, 'tis best trust none !... | |
| John Webster, Alexander Dyce - Drama - 1857 - 424 pages
...crave more Than we can recompense : their presence still Imbraids * our fortunes with beholdmgness,t Which we abhor; like deed, not doer : then conclude,...steel cuts steel alone: 'Tis good trust few; but, 0, 'tis best trust none! SCENE II.J [Exit. Enter MALEVOLE and PIETRO, still disguised, at several doors.... | |
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