 | John Dryden - 1717 - 464 pages
...Orders loudly. Sernf. Rsmms, Mgyftixns, hear the Queen's CommandiThus Cleopatra bids, Let Labour ceafe, To Pomp and Triumphs give this happy Day, That gave...the World a Lord : 'Tis Antony's. Live, Antony; and Clcofatra live. Be this the general Voice ftnr up to Heav'n, , And erery.publick Place repeat this... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1780 - 382 pages
...muft not thus be loft. [Ahxas and the prtejls come forward. Alex. You have your full inftru&ions ; now advance ; Proclaim your orders loudly. Ser. Romans ! Egyptians ! hear the Queen's command. Thus Cleopatra bids : let labour ceafe ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day That gave... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1776 - 422 pages
...mufbnot thus be loft'. [Alexas and theprit/ls ctmt forward. Alex, You have your full inftrudtions ; now advance ; Proclaim your orders loudly. Ser. Romans,...this happy day, / That gave the world a lord ; tis Antony^. Live, Antony ; and Cleopatra live. Be this the general voice lent up to heav'n, And ev'ry... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 458 pages
...loudly. S<r. Romans 1 Egyptians ! hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra bids : let labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day That gave...lord ; 'tis Antony's. Live Antony, and Cleopatra live I Be this the gen'ral voice sent up to Heav'n, Andev'ry public place repeat this echo. Vent, Fine pageantry... | |
 | Susanna Centlivre - 1797 - 462 pages
...forward, Ser. RomansI EgyptiansI hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra bids : let labour cease; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day That gave...a lord ; 'tis Antony's. Live Antony, and Cleopatra liveI Be this the gen'ral voice sent up to Heav'n, And ev'ry public place repeat this echo, Vent. Fine... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 pages
...loudly. Ser. Romans ! Egyptians ! hear tlie queen's command. Thus Cleopatra 'bids : Let labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day, That gave...Antony, and Cleopatra live ! Be this the general voice sent up to heaven, And every public place repeat this echo. Vent, tine pageantry ! [Aside. Str. Set... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...loudly. Scr. Romans ! Egyptians ! hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra -bids : Let labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day, That gave...Antony, and Cleopatra live ! Be this the general voice sent up to heaven, And every public place repeat this echo. Vent, line pageantry ! [Aside. Ser. Set... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 516 pages
...command. Thus Cleopatra bids : Let -labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day, That pave the world a lord ; 'tis Antony's. Live Antony, and Cleopatra live ! Be this l he general voice sent up to heaven, And every public place repeat this echo. I'ent. tine pageantry... | |
 | John Dryden - English literature - 1808 - 436 pages
...hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra bids : Let labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this hapy day, That gave the world a lord : 'tis Antony's. Live,...Antony ; and Cleopatra live ! Be this the general voice sent up to heaven, And every public place repeat this echo. Vent. Tine pageantry ! [Aside, Scrap. Set... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 416 pages
...Cleopatra bids : Let labour cease ; To pomp and triumphs give this happy day, That i>,ave the wurlc! a lord ; 'tis Antony's. Live Antony, and Cleopatra live ! Be this the general voice sent up to heav'n, Aud cv'iy public place repeat this echo. Vent . Fine pageantry I [Aside. •S'er.... | |
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Because his other parts are more than man.— He must not thus be lost. [ALEXAS and the Priests come forward. Alex. You have your full instructions, now advance; Proclaim your orders loudly, Serap. Romans, Egyptians, hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra... 
