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Page 7
Disagreements soon occur between these unequal yoke - fellows ; and
Levidolche , divorced from Benatzi , gives herself up entirely to the arms of her
late husband's young master , between whom and herself there appears to have
been a ...
Disagreements soon occur between these unequal yoke - fellows ; and
Levidolche , divorced from Benatzi , gives herself up entirely to the arms of her
late husband's young master , between whom and herself there appears to have
been a ...
Page 17
Appear not in a fashion that can prompt The gazer's eye , or holla , to report
Somel widowed neglect of handsome value : In recreations be both wise and free
; Live still at home , home to thyself , howe'er Enrich'd with noble company ...
Appear not in a fashion that can prompt The gazer's eye , or holla , to report
Somel widowed neglect of handsome value : In recreations be both wise and free
; Live still at home , home to thyself , howe'er Enrich'd with noble company ...
Page 99
The Sun appears above . Sun. Raybright ! Priest . It calls you ; answer . Ray .
Lord and father ! Sun. We know thy cares ; appear to give release : Boldly make
thy demands , for we will please To grant whate'er thou su'st for . Ray . Fair -
beam'd ...
The Sun appears above . Sun. Raybright ! Priest . It calls you ; answer . Ray .
Lord and father ! Sun. We know thy cares ; appear to give release : Boldly make
thy demands , for we will please To grant whate'er thou su'st for . Ray . Fair -
beam'd ...
Page 110
2 The original copy appears , from some mutilated remains of it , to have
contained a description of the palace itself , and also its garden : it was thought
useless , however , to excite the reader's regret by inserting the mere fragments .
2 The original copy appears , from some mutilated remains of it , to have
contained a description of the palace itself , and also its garden : it was thought
useless , however , to excite the reader's regret by inserting the mere fragments .
Page 142
With a promise ( and it appears to have been but a promise ) of two hundred
pounds from Sir Arthur to assist their occasions , the new - married pair leave the
neighbourhood of Edmonton , for the purpose of taking up their abode — young ...
With a promise ( and it appears to have been but a promise ) of two hundred
pounds from Sir Arthur to assist their occasions , the new - married pair leave the
neighbourhood of Edmonton , for the purpose of taking up their abode — young ...
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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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