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Page 19
I find it hath . Aurel . He who prescribes no law , No limits of condition to the
objects Of his affection , but will merely wed A face , because ' t is round , or limn'
d by nature In purest red and white ; or , at the best , For that his mistress owes '
an ...
I find it hath . Aurel . He who prescribes no law , No limits of condition to the
objects Of his affection , but will merely wed A face , because ' t is round , or limn'
d by nature In purest red and white ; or , at the best , For that his mistress owes '
an ...
Page 63
His friend hath set before him a bad woman , And he , good man , believes it .
Cast . Now in truthSpin . Hold ! my heart trembles - I perceive thy tongue Is great
with ills , and hastes to be deliver'd ; I should not use Castanna só . First tell me ...
His friend hath set before him a bad woman , And he , good man , believes it .
Cast . Now in truthSpin . Hold ! my heart trembles - I perceive thy tongue Is great
with ills , and hastes to be deliver'd ; I should not use Castanna só . First tell me ...
Page 66
Oh , don , keep off at farther distance ; yet A little farther ; do you not observe How
your strong breath hath terrified the lady ? Guz . I'll stop the breath of war , and
breathe as gently As a perfumed pair of sucking bellows In some sweet lady's ...
Oh , don , keep off at farther distance ; yet A little farther ; do you not observe How
your strong breath hath terrified the lady ? Guz . I'll stop the breath of war , and
breathe as gently As a perfumed pair of sucking bellows In some sweet lady's ...
Page 82
Hath your wife lewdly ranged , Adulterating the honour of your bed ? Withhold
dispute ; but execute your vengeance With unresisted rage ; we shall look on ,
Allow the fact , and spurn her from our bloods : Else , not detected , you have
wrong'd ...
Hath your wife lewdly ranged , Adulterating the honour of your bed ? Withhold
dispute ; but execute your vengeance With unresisted rage ; we shall look on ,
Allow the fact , and spurn her from our bloods : Else , not detected , you have
wrong'd ...
Page 220
... my miseries Had been as everlasting as remediless : But now the law hath not
arraigu'd , condemn'd With greater rigour my unhappy fact , Than I myself have
every little sin My memory can reckon from my childhood : A court hath been kept
...
... my miseries Had been as everlasting as remediless : But now the law hath not
arraigu'd , condemn'd With greater rigour my unhappy fact , Than I myself have
every little sin My memory can reckon from my childhood : A court hath been kept
...
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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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