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Page 169
To confirma't , command me Do any mischief unto man or beast , And I'll effect it ,
on condition That , uncompell'd , thou make a deed of gift Of soul and body to me
. Saw . Out , alas ! My soul and body ? Dog . And that instantly , And seal it with ...
To confirma't , command me Do any mischief unto man or beast , And I'll effect it ,
on condition That , uncompell'd , thou make a deed of gift Of soul and body to me
. Saw . Out , alas ! My soul and body ? Dog . And that instantly , And seal it with ...
Page 171
But , witch or no witch , you are a motherly woman ; and though my father be a
kind of God - bless - us , as they say , I have an earnest suit to you ; and if you ' ll
be so kind to ka me one good turn , I ' ll be so courteous to kob you another.2 1 ...
But , witch or no witch , you are a motherly woman ; and though my father be a
kind of God - bless - us , as they say , I have an earnest suit to you ; and if you ' ll
be so kind to ka me one good turn , I ' ll be so courteous to kob you another.2 1 ...
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I'll have a witch ; I love a witch . 1 Cl . ' Faith , witches themselves are so common
" now - a - days , that the counterfeit will not be regarded . They say we have
three or four in Edmonton , besides mother Sawyer . 2 Cl . I would she would
dance ...
I'll have a witch ; I love a witch . 1 Cl . ' Faith , witches themselves are so common
" now - a - days , that the counterfeit will not be regarded . They say we have
three or four in Edmonton , besides mother Sawyer . 2 Cl . I would she would
dance ...
Page 184
This was an ill night to go a - wooing in ; I'll never go to a wench in the dog - days
again ; yet ' t is cool enough . Had you never a paw in this dog . trick ? I'll throw
you in at Limehouse , in some tanner's pit or other . Dog . Ha , ha , ha , ha ! Cud .
This was an ill night to go a - wooing in ; I'll never go to a wench in the dog - days
again ; yet ' t is cool enough . Had you never a paw in this dog . trick ? I'll throw
you in at Limehouse , in some tanner's pit or other . Dog . Ha , ha , ha , ha ! Cud .
Page 191
Then , I'll ease all at once .— [ Aside . ] — ' T is done now ; What I ne'er thought on
. - You shall not go back . Sus . Why , shall I go along with thee ? sweet music !
Frank . No , to a better place . Sus . Any place I ; I'm there at home , where thou ...
Then , I'll ease all at once .— [ Aside . ] — ' T is done now ; What I ne'er thought on
. - You shall not go back . Sus . Why , shall I go along with thee ? sweet music !
Frank . No , to a better place . Sus . Any place I ; I'm there at home , where thou ...
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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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