The Dramatic Works of Jean Racine: A Metrical English Version, Volume 1G. Bell and sons, 1890 |
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... Agrippina . Nero himself , Burrus , and Narcissus are also well drawn , but Britannicus and Junia are insipid and uninteresting . CHARACTERS . NERO , emperor , son of Agrippina .
... Agrippina . Nero himself , Burrus , and Narcissus are also well drawn , but Britannicus and Junia are insipid and uninteresting . CHARACTERS . NERO , emperor , son of Agrippina .
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... Agrippina . BRITANNICUS , son of Messalina and of the emperor Claudius . AGRIPPINA , widow of Domitius Ahenobarbus , the father of Nero , and widow by her second marriage of the emperor Claudius . JUNIA , beloved by Britannicus . BURRUS ...
... Agrippina . BRITANNICUS , son of Messalina and of the emperor Claudius . AGRIPPINA , widow of Domitius Ahenobarbus , the father of Nero , and widow by her second marriage of the emperor Claudius . JUNIA , beloved by Britannicus . BURRUS ...
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... AGRIPPINA , ALBINA . ALBINA . Whilst Nero courts soft slumbers , why should you Come here to tarry his awakening ? Shall Cæsar's mother wander thro ' these halls , And , unattended , watch beside his door , Alone ? Retire to your ...
... AGRIPPINA , ALBINA . ALBINA . Whilst Nero courts soft slumbers , why should you Come here to tarry his awakening ? Shall Cæsar's mother wander thro ' these halls , And , unattended , watch beside his door , Alone ? Retire to your ...
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... AGRIPPINA . Nay , interest cannot make Me blind . ' Tis true that Nero has begun E'en as Augustus ended , but the future May make the past forgotten , and I fear As one began , so will the other end . Disguise is vain ; I read upon his ...
... AGRIPPINA . Nay , interest cannot make Me blind . ' Tis true that Nero has begun E'en as Augustus ended , but the future May make the past forgotten , and I fear As one began , so will the other end . Disguise is vain ; I read upon his ...
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... AGRIPPINA . I thus secure a port Against the coming storm . I cannot hold him , Save with this bridle . Such care is surely vain . ALBINA . But against a son AGRIPPINA . I should soon fear him , If he fear'd me no longer . ALBINA . Your ...
... AGRIPPINA . I thus secure a port Against the coming storm . I cannot hold him , Save with this bridle . Such care is surely vain . ALBINA . But against a son AGRIPPINA . I should soon fear him , If he fear'd me no longer . ALBINA . Your ...
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