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Page 131
A prince , who is so excellently good , His virtue is his honour , more than blood ;
In whose clear nature , as two suns , do rise The attributes of merciful and wise ;
Whose laws are so impartial , that they must Be counted heavenly , ' cause they ...
A prince , who is so excellently good , His virtue is his honour , more than blood ;
In whose clear nature , as two suns , do rise The attributes of merciful and wise ;
Whose laws are so impartial , that they must Be counted heavenly , ' cause they ...
Page 132
Things void of soul ! can you conceive , that he , Whose every thought's an act of
piety , Who's all religious , furnishid with all good That ever was comprised in
flesh and blood , Cannot direct you in the fittest way To serve those powers to
which ...
Things void of soul ! can you conceive , that he , Whose every thought's an act of
piety , Who's all religious , furnishid with all good That ever was comprised in
flesh and blood , Cannot direct you in the fittest way To serve those powers to
which ...
Page 202
Drawing once one drop of blood , put counterfeit pieces Away for true gold . Sir Ar
. By one thing she speaks , I know now she's a witch , and dare no longer Hold
conference with the fury . Just . Let's then away . Old woman , mend thy life , get ...
Drawing once one drop of blood , put counterfeit pieces Away for true gold . Sir Ar
. By one thing she speaks , I know now she's a witch , and dare no longer Hold
conference with the fury . Just . Let's then away . Old woman , mend thy life , get ...
Page 204
... on this subject may most fairly be ascribed , the infamy of its practical
consequences pre - eminently belongs to the Puritans and fanatics of the
succeeding age . It was then that the notorious Hopkins , that monster of stupidity
and blood ...
... on this subject may most fairly be ascribed , the infamy of its practical
consequences pre - eminently belongs to the Puritans and fanatics of the
succeeding age . It was then that the notorious Hopkins , that monster of stupidity
and blood ...
Page 247
Art thou Caraffa ? is there in thy veins One drop of blood that issued from the
loins Of Pavy's ancient dukes ? or dost thou sit On great Lorenzo's seat , our
glorious father , And canst not blush to be so far beneath The spirit of heroic
ancestors ?
Art thou Caraffa ? is there in thy veins One drop of blood that issued from the
loins Of Pavy's ancient dukes ? or dost thou sit On great Lorenzo's seat , our
glorious father , And canst not blush to be so far beneath The spirit of heroic
ancestors ?
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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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