Don Sebastian, Or, The House of Braganza: An Historical Romance ...M. Carey, 1810 |
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Abbas's alarm appeared arms Barémel Bashaw bastian beauty behold believed Blanche blessing Braganza Brazil Cachoeira Castro cheek child command confidence countenance court Crato dear death Don Christopher Don Emanuel Don Sebastian Duchess Duke Duke of Braganza embraced emotion England exclaimed eyes faith fate father favour fear feelings felt fixed Gaspar Gonsalva grief hand happiness hastened heart Heaven honour hope hurried husband Hyppolito Ispahan Juan Juan de Castro Kara Aziek King of Portugal knew lady Lemos live look Luisa Maimuna Medina Sidonia monarch Morosini mother night noble parents passion Persian person Philip Portuguese Prince Abbas prison promise replied royal Sampayo Sebas Sebastian and Kara shew sighs Signor silence Sir Anthony Shirley Sire smile Sophi sorrow Sossa soul Spain spoke stranger suffering sweet tears Tefza tender Texere thee thou thought throne tian tion trembling turned Venice voice wish young Zaphna
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Strana 153 - We, ignorant of ourselves, Beg often our own harms, which the wise powers Deny us for our good ; so find we profit, By losing of our prayers.
Strana 234 - Prince, who, for the punishment of his sins, lost a battle; which lose begat so many misadventures, and occasioned so many changes in Christendom. This is the very truth, neither can I say any other/ With this answer, the auditor, and his notaries, went their way. After this, they began to give him, for his nourishment, some bread and water; and...
Strana 251 - Hyppolito hastily advanced, anrj,t hope throu£h fa stirred the attention of Sebastian; he looked up, his eyes met those of Hyppolito, who felt them enter into his soul. By a sudden impulse, the young man half bent his knee ; surprise and inquiry illuminated the countenance he was observing.
Strana 101 - ... starving. They could scarcely get a sufficiency of the poorest food, yet they were compelled to pay rent and tithes far above the value of their land. If they were unable, they were thrown out upon the wayside to die like dogs. There can be no doubt that the outrages thus perpetrated were very fearful. Every man's hand was against them, and their hand was against every man. They shot their landlords, and they " carded