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Whatever this union might do for the happiness , it did little for the fortunes of
Auria . Rich banquetings and revels contributed to embarrass his circumstances ,
and he proposes to retrieve his fortunes by an expedition against the Turkish ...
Whatever this union might do for the happiness , it did little for the fortunes of
Auria . Rich banquetings and revels contributed to embarrass his circumstances ,
and he proposes to retrieve his fortunes by an expedition against the Turkish ...
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The star which had shed light and happiness on the more straitened fortunes of
Auria had disappeared ; his home is desolate , and in the phrensied anguish of
the moment his sword is almost drawn upon the friend to whose giddy zeal and ...
The star which had shed light and happiness on the more straitened fortunes of
Auria had disappeared ; his home is desolate , and in the phrensied anguish of
the moment his sword is almost drawn upon the friend to whose giddy zeal and ...
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Cupid and Fortune , take you charge of him . Here thou , my brightest queen ,
must end thy reign ; Some nine months hence I'll shine on thee again . [ Ēxeunt .
1 ACT IV . SCENE I. The Court of AUTUMN . Enter POMONA , RAYBRIGHT ,
CUPID ...
Cupid and Fortune , take you charge of him . Here thou , my brightest queen ,
must end thy reign ; Some nine months hence I'll shine on thee again . [ Ēxeunt .
1 ACT IV . SCENE I. The Court of AUTUMN . Enter POMONA , RAYBRIGHT ,
CUPID ...
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We can transcend thy wishes ; whom the creatures Of every age and quality post
, madding , From land to land and sea to sea , to meet , Shall wait upon thy nod ,
Fortune and Cupid . Love ! yield thy quiver and thine arrows up To this great ...
We can transcend thy wishes ; whom the creatures Of every age and quality post
, madding , From land to land and sea to sea , to meet , Shall wait upon thy nod ,
Fortune and Cupid . Love ! yield thy quiver and thine arrows up To this great ...
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And you 1 All hope of my last fortunes . ] Meaning probably ( for the language is
constrained ) “ my final hope , my last resource . " The object of this request
appears to be more money to enable him to expatriate himself , -GIFFORD . Ves .
And you 1 All hope of my last fortunes . ] Meaning probably ( for the language is
constrained ) “ my final hope , my last resource . " The object of this request
appears to be more money to enable him to expatriate himself , -GIFFORD . Ves .
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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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