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Exit . Sir Ar . Go thy ways ; as changeable a baggage As ever cozen'd knight ; I '
m glad I am rid of her . Honest ! marry , hang her ! Thorney is my debtor ; I thought
to have paid him too ; but fools have fortune . [ Exit . SCENE II . Edmonton.
Exit . Sir Ar . Go thy ways ; as changeable a baggage As ever cozen'd knight ; I '
m glad I am rid of her . Honest ! marry , hang her ! Thorney is my debtor ; I thought
to have paid him too ; but fools have fortune . [ Exit . SCENE II . Edmonton.
Page 194
Exit with Susan in his arms . Car . Ay , do , and I ' ll have this . How do you , sir ?
Frank . O , very ill , sir . Car . Yes , I think so ; but ' t is well you can speak yet ;
There's no music but in sound ; sound it must be , I have not wept these twenty
years ...
Exit with Susan in his arms . Car . Ay , do , and I ' ll have this . How do you , sir ?
Frank . O , very ill , sir . Car . Yes , I think so ; but ' t is well you can speak yet ;
There's no music but in sound ; sound it must be , I have not wept these twenty
years ...
Page 239
Exit . Fern . . Gone ! oh , my sorrows ! how am I undone ! Not speak again ? no ,
no , in her ' chaste breast Virtue and resolution have discharged All female
weakness ; I have sued and sued , Knelt , wept , and bėgg'd ; but tears , and vows
, and ...
Exit . Fern . . Gone ! oh , my sorrows ! how am I undone ! Not speak again ? no ,
no , in her ' chaste breast Virtue and resolution have discharged All female
weakness ; I have sued and sued , Knelt , wept , and bėgg'd ; but tears , and vows
, and ...
Page 250
Exit . Fior . What , gone ! well , go thy ways ; I see the more I humble my firm love ,
the more he shuns Both it and me . ... peevish passion , to contempt : Whatever
rages in my blood I feel , Fool , he shall know I was not born to kneel . [ Exit .
Exit . Fior . What , gone ! well , go thy ways ; I see the more I humble my firm love ,
the more he shuns Both it and me . ... peevish passion , to contempt : Whatever
rages in my blood I feel , Fool , he shall know I was not born to kneel . [ Exit .
Page 256
Exit . SCENE II . An Apartment in the Palace . FERNANDO : to him the Duke , a
sword in one hand and a bloody dagger in the other . Duke . Stand , and behold
thy executioner , Thou glorious traitor ! I will keep no form Of ceremonious law to
...
Exit . SCENE II . An Apartment in the Palace . FERNANDO : to him the Duke , a
sword in one hand and a bloody dagger in the other . Duke . Stand , and behold
thy executioner , Thou glorious traitor ! I will keep no form Of ceremonious law to
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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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