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Page 41
... must never want Fit offerings to her altar . Spin . Auria , Auria , Fight not for
name abroad ; but come , my husband , Fight for thy wife at home ! Adur . Oh ,
never rank , Dear cruelty , one that is sworn your creature , Among your country's
...
... must never want Fit offerings to her altar . Spin . Auria , Auria , Fight not for
name abroad ; but come , my husband , Fight for thy wife at home ! Adur . Oh ,
never rank , Dear cruelty , one that is sworn your creature , Among your country's
...
Page 101
... RAYBRIGHT , as bright in person as in fame ! Ray . Your eyes amazed me first
, but now mine ears Feel your tongue's charm ; in you move all the spheres . Oh ,
lady ! would the Sun , which gave me life , Had never sent me to you ! Spring .
... RAYBRIGHT , as bright in person as in fame ! Ray . Your eyes amazed me first
, but now mine ears Feel your tongue's charm ; in you move all the spheres . Oh ,
lady ! would the Sun , which gave me life , Had never sent me to you ! Spring .
Page 204
Your subjects pine away even unto death - their colour fadeth , their specch is
benumbed , their senses are bereft ; I pray God they never practise farther than
upon the subject . ” That such language could have proceeded from such a man
as ...
Your subjects pine away even unto death - their colour fadeth , their specch is
benumbed , their senses are bereft ; I pray God they never practise farther than
upon the subject . ” That such language could have proceeded from such a man
as ...
Page 250
I never thought her less ; yet trust me , sir , No merit can be greater than your
praise : Whereat I strangely wonder , how a man Vow'd , as you told me , to a
single life , Should so much deify the saints , from whom You have disclaim'd
devotion .
I never thought her less ; yet trust me , sir , No merit can be greater than your
praise : Whereat I strangely wonder , how a man Vow'd , as you told me , to a
single life , Should so much deify the saints , from whom You have disclaim'd
devotion .
Page 259
So chaste , so dear a wife was never man But I enjoyed : yet in the bloom and
pride Of all her years , untimely took her life.Enough ; set ope the tomb , that I may
take My last farewell , and bury griefs with her . [ The tomb is opened , out of
which ...
So chaste , so dear a wife was never man But I enjoyed : yet in the bloom and
pride Of all her years , untimely took her life.Enough ; set ope the tomb , that I may
take My last farewell , and bury griefs with her . [ The tomb is opened , out of
which ...
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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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