The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2J. & J. Harper, 1831 - English drama |
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Page 141
... ( Mother Sawyer ) , her familiar a black dog , and Cuddy Banks the clown of the piece , in the water . That no doubts might arise of the likenesses , the portraits are respectively authenticated by their proper names . " It seems to have ...
... ( Mother Sawyer ) , her familiar a black dog , and Cuddy Banks the clown of the piece , in the water . That no doubts might arise of the likenesses , the portraits are respectively authenticated by their proper names . " It seems to have ...
Page 143
... Mother Sawyer , upon whom much of the underplot hinges , would have been found a relief after such an interview ; but the underplots of Ford or Decker - after the greatest reductions - will be found a sufficient infliction on the ...
... Mother Sawyer , upon whom much of the underplot hinges , would have been found a relief after such an interview ; but the underplots of Ford or Decker - after the greatest reductions - will be found a sufficient infliction on the ...
Page 146
... Mother SAWYER , the WITCH . ANN , RATCLIFFE's wife . SUSAN , KATHERINE , CARTER's daughters . WINNIFREDE , Sir Arthur's maid . SCENE the town and neighbourhood of Edmonton ; in the end of the last act , London . THE WITCH OF EDMONTON ...
... Mother SAWYER , the WITCH . ANN , RATCLIFFE's wife . SUSAN , KATHERINE , CARTER's daughters . WINNIFREDE , Sir Arthur's maid . SCENE the town and neighbourhood of Edmonton ; in the end of the last act , London . THE WITCH OF EDMONTON ...
Page 167
... mother Sawyer ! 1 Cl . The old witch of Edmonton ! -if our mirth be.not cross'd- 2 Cl . Bless us , Cuddy , and let her curse her t ' other eye out . What dost now ? Cud . " Ungirt , unblest , " says the proverb ; but my girdle shall ...
... mother Sawyer ! 1 Cl . The old witch of Edmonton ! -if our mirth be.not cross'd- 2 Cl . Bless us , Cuddy , and let her curse her t ' other eye out . What dost now ? Cud . " Ungirt , unblest , " says the proverb ; but my girdle shall ...
Page 168
... Elizabeth , whose reign , if we may trust the competent authorities , was far more infested with witches than ... Sawyer and Mother Demdike had their origin in the infernę canes of the Greek and Latin poets , and descended , in ...
... Elizabeth , whose reign , if we may trust the competent authorities , was far more infested with witches than ... Sawyer and Mother Demdike had their origin in the infernę canes of the Greek and Latin poets , and descended , in ...
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