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Though Winnifrede's conscience had been thus in some degree relieved , it was
a great object with the wily Frank to conceal their marriage from his father , till the
inheritance to which he was born should be so assured , that no future ...
Though Winnifrede's conscience had been thus in some degree relieved , it was
a great object with the wily Frank to conceal their marriage from his father , till the
inheritance to which he was born should be so assured , that no future ...
Page 150
Frank . So , sir , I might bring both myself and her to beggary ; And that would be
a shame worse than the other . Sir Ar . You should have thought on this before ,
and then Your reason would have oversway'd the passion Of your unruly lust .
Frank . So , sir , I might bring both myself and her to beggary ; And that would be
a shame worse than the other . Sir Ar . You should have thought on this before ,
and then Your reason would have oversway'd the passion Of your unruly lust .
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Frank . And more than so , sir , I have promis'd her Free entertainment in her
uncle's house Near Waltham - Abbey , where she may securely Sojourn , till time
and my endeavours work My father's love and liking . Sir Ar . Honest Frank !
Frank .
Frank . And more than so , sir , I have promis'd her Free entertainment in her
uncle's house Near Waltham - Abbey , where she may securely Sojourn , till time
and my endeavours work My father's love and liking . Sir Ar . Honest Frank !
Frank .
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Forgive me , Frank ; credulity abus'd me . My tears express my joy ; and I am sorry
I injured innocence . Frank . Alas ! I knew Your rage and grief.proceeded from
your love To me ; so I conceiv'd it . Thor . My good son , I'll bear with many faults ...
Forgive me , Frank ; credulity abus'd me . My tears express my joy ; and I am sorry
I injured innocence . Frank . Alas ! I knew Your rage and grief.proceeded from
your love To me ; so I conceiv'd it . Thor . My good son , I'll bear with many faults ...
Page 178
Frank . In mine own bosom , here the cause has root : The poison'd leeches twist
about my heart , And will , I hope , confound me . Sus . You speak riddles . Frank .
Take't plainly then ; ' t was told me by a woman Known and approved in ...
Frank . In mine own bosom , here the cause has root : The poison'd leeches twist
about my heart , And will , I hope , confound me . Sus . You speak riddles . Frank .
Take't plainly then ; ' t was told me by a woman Known and approved in ...
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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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