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Faya weather keep me ! what a thorme ith thith ? Fut . 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 ...
Faya weather keep me ! what a thorme ith thith ? Fut . 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 ...
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Look for the same mercy at my hands , as I have received at thine . Som . She'll
keep a surer compass ; ' I have too strong a confidence to mistrust her . Enter
FRANK THORNEY and SUSAN . But see , the bridegroom and bride come ;
Good ...
Look for the same mercy at my hands , as I have received at thine . Som . She'll
keep a surer compass ; ' I have too strong a confidence to mistrust her . Enter
FRANK THORNEY and SUSAN . But see , the bridegroom and bride come ;
Good ...
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Let me beseech you , gentlemen , To comfort my old father , keep him with you ;
Love this distressed widow ; and as often As you remernber what a graceless
man I was , remember likewise that these are Both free , both worthy of a better
fate ...
Let me beseech you , gentlemen , To comfort my old father , keep him with you ;
Love this distressed widow ; and as often As you remernber what a graceless
man I was , remember likewise that these are Both free , both worthy of a better
fate ...
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Keep in , Bright angel , that severer breath to cool That heat of cruelty , which
sways the temple of your too stony breast : you cannot urge One reason to
rebuke my trembling plea , Which I have not , with many nights ' expense ,
Examined ; but ...
Keep in , Bright angel , that severer breath to cool That heat of cruelty , which
sways the temple of your too stony breast : you cannot urge One reason to
rebuke my trembling plea , Which I have not , with many nights ' expense ,
Examined ; but ...
Page 273
Fab . You are an angel rather to be worshipp'd , Than grossly to be talk'd with .
Flav . [ Gives him money . ] Keep those ducats , I shall provide you better : - ' t
were a bravery , Could you forget the place wherein you've render'd Your name
for ...
Fab . You are an angel rather to be worshipp'd , Than grossly to be talk'd with .
Flav . [ Gives him money . ] Keep those ducats , I shall provide you better : - ' t
were a bravery , Could you forget the place wherein you've render'd Your name
for ...
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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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