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... Tamburlaine's victorious career . Unfortunately , history bequeathed to the play some flaws . One is monotony ; what some critics have called " endless repetition . " Immediately this defect is mentioned , one recalls in Tamburlaine a ...
... Tamburlaine ! 20 Enter [ behind ] TAMBURLAINE , TECHELLES , and others . Agyd . With Tamburlaine ! Ah , fair Zenocrate , 25 Let not a man so vile and barbarous , That holds you from your father in despite , And keeps you from the ...
... Tamburlaine's die Rede , dann tritt 1054 das Praesens ein : That shine as Comets , menacing reveng And casts a pale ... Tamburlaine , nachdem er vorher von ihm als einem Abwesenden geredet , gewissermassen wieder leibhaftig vor ...
... Tamburlaine's destruction Redeem you from this deadly servitude . Zeno . [ Agydas ] leave to wound me with these words , And speak of Tamburlaine as he deserves . The entertainment we have had of him Is far from villany 1 or servitude ...
... TAMBURLAINE . ACT I. I. i . 91. with colours spread March'd through the city to the palace gates . Tamburlaine , Part I. Iv . i . ( 25 , a ) : " Hath spread his colours to our high disgrace . " Tamburlaine , Part II . 1. iii . ( 48 ...
... Tamburlaine , I. Even from the fiery spangled veil of heaven . ' Tamburlaine , I. MARLOWE . ' As that which Clymene's brainsick son did guide , When wand'ring Phoebus ' ivory cheeks were scorch'd . ' Tamburlaine , II . , last speech ...
... Tamburlaine , I. " Even from the fiery spangled veil of heaven . ' Tamburlaine , I. MARLOWE . ' As that which Clymene's brainsick son did guide , When wand'ring Phoebus ' ivory cheeks were scorch'd . ' Tamburlaine , II . , last ...
... Tamburlaine , that sturdy Scythian thief . 1 Tamb . , ' I. i . p . 7 , col . 2 . The scum of men , the hate and scourge of God , My lord , it is the bloody Tamburlaine , A sturdy felon , and a base - bred thief . ' 1 Tamb . , ' IV ...
... TAMBURLAINE . Then tis mine . MYCETES . No , I meane I let you keep it . TAMBURLAINE . Wel , I meane you shall haue it 695 againe . 700 Here , take it for a while , I lend it thee , Till I may see thee hem'd with armed men ; Then ...