 Players : they abuse Virginea, but they are but Players : they disgrace it : true, but they are but Players, and they have played with better things, and such as for which, if they speedily repent not, I dare say Vengeance waites for them.  North American Players of Shakespeare: A Book of Interviewsuredili: - 2007 - 425 straniPredogled ni na voljo - O knjigi
 | Alexander Brown - 1890 - 688 strani
...me right Honourable and beloved, for wronging this place and your patience with so base a subject,), they play with Princes and Potentates, Magistrates...repent not, I dare say Vengeance waites for them." " The divell hates us, because wee purpose not to suffer Heathens, and the Pope because we have vowed... | |
 | Alexander Brown - 1890 - 698 strani
...me right Honourable and beloved, for wronging this place and your patience with so base a subject,), they play with Princes and Potentates, Magistrates...repent not, I dare say Vengeance waites for them." " The divell hates us, because wee purpose not to suffer Heathens, and the Pope because we have vowed... | |
 | Philip Edwards - 1979 - 288 strani
...this political context. They are 'enemies to this plantation and do abuse it'. They abuse Virginia, but they are but players. They disgrace it; true,...if they speedily repent not, I dare say vengeance waits for them. Crashaw had no difficulty in imputing motives to the players' abuse of Virginia. I... | |
 | 166 strani
...Virgínea, but they are but Players: they disgrace it: true, but they are but Playres, and they haue played with better things, and such as for which,...not, I dare say, vengeance waites for them. . . . But why are the Players enemies to this Plantation and doe abuse it? I will tell you the causes: First,... | |
| |
