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Levidolche , niece of Martino , a Genoese citizen , had married far below her
condition in life , by giving her hand , while almost a mere girl , to one Benatzi ,
servant to a young lord of Genoa , by name Adurni . Disagreements soon occur ...
Levidolche , niece of Martino , a Genoese citizen , had married far below her
condition in life , by giving her hand , while almost a mere girl , to one Benatzi ,
servant to a young lord of Genoa , by name Adurni . Disagreements soon occur ...
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Twenty ducats She forced on me ; vow'd , by the precious love She bore the best
of men ( I use , my lord , Her very words ) , the miracle of men , Malfato , -- then
she sigh'd , -- this mite of gold Was only entrance to a farther bounty : ' Tis meant
...
Twenty ducats She forced on me ; vow'd , by the precious love She bore the best
of men ( I use , my lord , Her very words ) , the miracle of men , Malfato , -- then
she sigh'd , -- this mite of gold Was only entrance to a farther bounty : ' Tis meant
...
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The title of a lord was not enough , For absolute perfection ; I had seen Persons
of meaner quality , much more Exact in fair endowments — but your lordship Will
pardon me , I hope . Adur . And love thee for it . Fut . “ Phew ! let that pass ...
The title of a lord was not enough , For absolute perfection ; I had seen Persons
of meaner quality , much more Exact in fair endowments — but your lordship Will
pardon me , I hope . Adur . And love thee for it . Fut . “ Phew ! let that pass ...
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You know , my lord , Young Amoretta , old Trelcatio's daughter ; An honest man ,
but poor . Fut . And , my good lord , He that is honest must be poor , my lord ; It is
a common rule . Adur . Well , -- Amoretta . “ Pray , one at once - my knowledge is
...
You know , my lord , Young Amoretta , old Trelcatio's daughter ; An honest man ,
but poor . Fut . And , my good lord , He that is honest must be poor , my lord ; It is
a common rule . Adur . Well , -- Amoretta . “ Pray , one at once - my knowledge is
...
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TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THOMAS WRIOTHESLEY , EARL OF
SOUTHAMPTON , LORD WRIOTHESLEY , OF TICHFIELD , ETC. MY LORD ,
HERODOTUS reports , that the Egyptians , by wrapping their dead in glass ,
present them ...
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THOMAS WRIOTHESLEY , EARL OF
SOUTHAMPTON , LORD WRIOTHESLEY , OF TICHFIELD , ETC. MY LORD ,
HERODOTUS reports , that the Egyptians , by wrapping their dead in glass ,
present them ...
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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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