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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 108
What can she give thee ? Ray . All things . Spring . My Raybright , hear me ; I
regard not these . Ray . What dowry can you bring me ? Spring . Dowry ? ha ! Is ' t
come to this ? am I held poor and base ! A girdle make whose buckles , stretch'd
to ...
What can she give thee ? Ray . All things . Spring . My Raybright , hear me ; I
regard not these . Ray . What dowry can you bring me ? Spring . Dowry ? ha ! Is ' t
come to this ? am I held poor and base ! A girdle make whose buckles , stretch'd
to ...
Page 126
Wine is a charm , it gives heat to the blood , And the coward is arm'd if his liquor
be good ; Wine quickens the wit , and makes the back able , And it scorns to
submit to the watch or constable . ' Merrily , & c . Let the pots fly about , give us
more ...
Wine is a charm , it gives heat to the blood , And the coward is arm'd if his liquor
be good ; Wine quickens the wit , and makes the back able , And it scorns to
submit to the watch or constable . ' Merrily , & c . Let the pots fly about , give us
more ...
Page 131
... Whose laws are so impartial , that they must Be counted heavenly , ' cause they
' re truly just ; Who does , with princely moderation , give His subjects an example
how to live ; Teaching their erring natures to direct Their wills , to what it ought ...
... Whose laws are so impartial , that they must Be counted heavenly , ' cause they
' re truly just ; Who does , with princely moderation , give His subjects an example
how to live ; Teaching their erring natures to direct Their wills , to what it ought ...
Page 154
Of holy marriage . I have said enough ; You may believe me . Sir Ar . Get you to
your nunnery , There freeze in your chotd cloister : this is fine ! Win . Good angels
guide me ! Sir , you ' ll give me leave To weep and pray for your conversion ?
Of holy marriage . I have said enough ; You may believe me . Sir Ar . Get you to
your nunnery , There freeze in your chotd cloister : this is fine ! Win . Good angels
guide me ! Sir , you ' ll give me leave To weep and pray for your conversion ?
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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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