The Roman Father a Tragedy As It is Acted At the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane

William Whitehead

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VALERIUS. He.
KORATIUS.
O let me clafp thee to me Were there not three remaining ? VALERIUS.
True, there were j Kiit wounded all.
Ho- 'A TRAGEDY. 51 HORATIUS.
Your Sifter here had told us That Rome Was Vanquifh'd, that my Son was fled VALERIUS.
And he did flyi tut 'twas that Flight preferv'd us. All Rome as well as (he has been deceiv'd.
HORATIUS.
Let me again embrace thee. Come, relate it.
Did I not fay, VALERIA, that my Boy Muft heeds be dead, or Rox;t victorious ?
Hong to hear... the Manner. Well, VALERIUS.
VALERIUS.
Your other Sons, my Lord, had paid the Debt They owed to Rb?tie, and he alone rcmain'd 'Gainft three Opponents, whofe united Strength, Tho' wounded each, and robb'd of half their Force, Was ftill too great for his. Awhile he flood Their fierce Aflaults, and then pretended Flight Only to tire his wounded Adverfaries.
HORATIUS.
Pretended Flight, and this fucceeded, ha ! Q glorious Boy !
VALERIUS.
'Twas better ftill, my LorJ ; For all purfued, but not with equal Speed.

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