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Page 96
Hast thou not flow'd in honours ? Ray . Honours ! I'd not be baited with my fears
Of losing them , to be their monstrous creature An age together : ' t is besides as
comfortable To die upon the embroidery of the grass , Unminded , as to set a ...
Hast thou not flow'd in honours ? Ray . Honours ! I'd not be baited with my fears
Of losing them , to be their monstrous creature An age together : ' t is besides as
comfortable To die upon the embroidery of the grass , Unminded , as to set a ...
Page 149
Sir Ar . Alone ? then must I tell thee in plain terms , Thou hast wrong'd thy
master's house basely and lewdly . Frank . Your house , sir ? Sir Ar . Yes , sir . All
the country whispers How shamefully thou hast undone a maid , Approv'd for 13 *
SC .
Sir Ar . Alone ? then must I tell thee in plain terms , Thou hast wrong'd thy
master's house basely and lewdly . Frank . Your house , sir ? Sir Ar . Yes , sir . All
the country whispers How shamefully thou hast undone a maid , Approv'd for 13 *
SC .
Page 151
Hast married her i ' faith , Frank ? " Tis well , ' t is passing well ; —then ,
Winnifrede , Once more thou art an honest woman . Frank , Thou hast a jewel ,
love her ; she ' ll deserve it . And when to Waltham ? Frank . She is making ready
: Her ...
Hast married her i ' faith , Frank ? " Tis well , ' t is passing well ; —then ,
Winnifrede , Once more thou art an honest woman . Frank , Thou hast a jewel ,
love her ; she ' ll deserve it . And when to Waltham ? Frank . She is making ready
: Her ...
Page 161
Why , canst thou yet deny thou hast no wife ? Frantk . What do you take me for ?
an atheist ? One that nor hopes the blessedness of life Hereafter , neither fears
the vengeance due To such as make the marriage - bed an inn ? Am I become so
...
Why , canst thou yet deny thou hast no wife ? Frantk . What do you take me for ?
an atheist ? One that nor hopes the blessedness of life Hereafter , neither fears
the vengeance due To such as make the marriage - bed an inn ? Am I become so
...
Page 202
... my ommy , And rub away some wrinkles on my brow , By making my old ribs to
shrug for joy Of thy fine tricks . What hast thou done ? let's tickle . Hast thou struck
the horse lame as I bid thee ? Dog . Yes ; And nipp'd the sucking child . Saw .
... my ommy , And rub away some wrinkles on my brow , By making my old ribs to
shrug for joy Of thy fine tricks . What hast thou done ? let's tickle . Hast thou struck
the horse lame as I bid thee ? Dog . Yes ; And nipp'd the sucking child . Saw .
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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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