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Adur . And love thee for it . Fut . “ Phew ! let that pass , " quoth she , “ and now we
prattle Of handsome gentlemen , in my opinion , Malfato is a very pretty fellow ; Is
he not , pray , sir ? " I had then the truth Of what I roved at , and with more than ...
Adur . And love thee for it . Fut . “ Phew ! let that pass , " quoth she , “ and now we
prattle Of handsome gentlemen , in my opinion , Malfato is a very pretty fellow ; Is
he not , pray , sir ? " I had then the truth Of what I roved at , and with more than ...
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Adur . Stop , gentlemen , you run a gallop both ; Are out of breath sure : ' t is a
kind of compliment Scarce enter'd to the times ; but certainly You coin a humour ;
let me understand Deliberately your fancy . Piero . In plain troth , My lord , the she
...
Adur . Stop , gentlemen , you run a gallop both ; Are out of breath sure : ' t is a
kind of compliment Scarce enter'd to the times ; but certainly You coin a humour ;
let me understand Deliberately your fancy . Piero . In plain troth , My lord , the she
...
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Adur . May I Be bold to press a visit ? Aur . At your pleasure : Good time of day ,
and peace ! All . Health to your lordship ! ... Adur . What of Spinella yet ? Fut .
Quite lost ; no prints , Or any tongue of tracing her . However Matters are huddled
up ...
Adur . May I Be bold to press a visit ? Aur . At your pleasure : Good time of day ,
and peace ! All . Health to your lordship ! ... Adur . What of Spinella yet ? Fut .
Quite lost ; no prints , Or any tongue of tracing her . However Matters are huddled
up ...
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Adur . ' Tis with favour , . Of consequence , my lord , your friend may witness How
far my reputation stands engaged To noble reconcilement . Aur . I observe No
party here among us , who can challenge A motion of such honour . Adur .
Adur . ' Tis with favour , . Of consequence , my lord , your friend may witness How
far my reputation stands engaged To noble reconcilement . Aur . I observe No
party here among us , who can challenge A motion of such honour . Adur .
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Adur . My contrition on mine error ; In execution whereof I have prov'd So
punctually severe , that I renounce All memory , not to this one fault alone , But to
my other greater , and more irksome . Now he , whoever owns a name , that
construes ...
Adur . My contrition on mine error ; In execution whereof I have prov'd So
punctually severe , that I renounce All memory , not to this one fault alone , But to
my other greater , and more irksome . Now he , whoever owns a name , that
construes ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2 Harper's family library: Dramatic series Harper's stereotype edition Volume 2 of The Dramatic Works of John Ford, William Gifford The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, John Ford |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | William Gifford |
| Publisher | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2008 |
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