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In a scene of great tenderness he commits his young wife , Spinella , to the joint
care of his uncle Trelcatio and her sister Castanna , while with his faithful but
suspicious friend Aurelio , he deposites a sum of money to be disposed of as the
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In a scene of great tenderness he commits his young wife , Spinella , to the joint
care of his uncle Trelcatio and her sister Castanna , while with his faithful but
suspicious friend Aurelio , he deposites a sum of money to be disposed of as the
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Spi . Dear heaven ! go , sister , go . ( Exeunt SPINELLA and CASTANNA . Aur .
Done bravely , And like the choice of glory , to know mineOne of earth's best I
have forgoneEnter AURELIO . See , see ! Yet in another I am rich , a friend , A
perfect ...
Spi . Dear heaven ! go , sister , go . ( Exeunt SPINELLA and CASTANNA . Aur .
Done bravely , And like the choice of glory , to know mineOne of earth's best I
have forgoneEnter AURELIO . See , see ! Yet in another I am rich , a friend , A
perfect ...
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Necessity must arm my confidence , Which , if I live to triumph over , friend , And e
'er come back in plenty , I pronounce Aurelio heir of what I can bequeath ; Some
fit deduction for a worthy widow Allow'd , with caution she be like to prove so .
Necessity must arm my confidence , Which , if I live to triumph over , friend , And e
'er come back in plenty , I pronounce Aurelio heir of what I can bequeath ; Some
fit deduction for a worthy widow Allow'd , with caution she be like to prove so .
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Let me tell you , then , You are too bitter , talk you know not what . Make all men
equals , and confound all course Of order , and of nature ! this is madness . Mal . ”
T is so ; and I have reason to be mad , Reason , Aurelio , by my truth and hopes .
Let me tell you , then , You are too bitter , talk you know not what . Make all men
equals , and confound all course Of order , and of nature ! this is madness . Mal . ”
T is so ; and I have reason to be mad , Reason , Aurelio , by my truth and hopes .
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Honour and duty Stand my compurgators : never did passion Purpose ungentle
usage of my sword Against Aurelio ; let me rather want My hands , nay , friend , a
heart , than ever suffer Such dotage enter here . If I must lose Spinella , let me not
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Honour and duty Stand my compurgators : never did passion Purpose ungentle
usage of my sword Against Aurelio ; let me rather want My hands , nay , friend , a
heart , than ever suffer Such dotage enter here . If I must lose Spinella , let me not
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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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