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Adieu Adonis Alarms art a Rujlick Asart Behold the glorious blooming Bosom Bower Bowl break my poor Britannia censorious World despise Charming Fair clashing Arms cou'd Death deface dost thou dreadful ev'ry Charm Evry Exeunt Exit faint faithless Fear fond forbidden Joys Gauls geen glorious Pile ascending GRACE the DUTCHESS Grid Grideline Grief guilty happy Mansion hear Heart can bear Heav'n Hence ye Henry comes Innocence Jhall Labyrinth let me live live Lord Lueen Mercy mighty Monarch mourn Nymph Offering the Dagger Pain Passion Pity Pleasure Pomp present Bliss endure Qgeen Rage of Love Raptures raves rife rise Rosamond I Sir Rosamond is dead Rosamond sola rove Rujlick to call Shades Shrew sill'd Sir Tr Sir Trusty sliou'd soft solus Soul stall Stream Sweets of virtuous thee Thou art Thy Bow'r Tis her Crime Trance Trumpets villainous Scold Vows weeping Eyes whither Wife to Sir wou'd
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Page 8 - From walk to walk, from shade to shade, From stream to purling stream convey'd, Through all the mazes of the grove, Through all the mingling tracks I rove, Turning, Burning, Changing, Ranging, Full of grief and full of love. Impatient for my lord's return I sigh, I pine, I rave, I mourn. Was ever passion cross'd like mine ? To rend my breast, And break my rest, A thousand thousand ills combine. Absence wounds me, Fear surrounds me, Guilt confounds me...
Page 7 - Let us part, Let us part. Grid. Will you break my poor Heart ? Will you break my poor Heart > Sir Tr., I will if I can.
Bibliographic information
| Title | Rosamond: An Opera |
| Author | Joseph Addison |
| Publisher | J. Tonson, 1707 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Jul 19, 2007 |
| Length | 36 pages |
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