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Twenty times over , set it to her mouth , Then gave it me , then snatch'd it back
again , Then cried , “ Oh , my poor heart ! " and , in an instant , “ Commend my
truth and secrecy . ” Such medley Of passion yet I never saw in woman . Adur .
Twenty times over , set it to her mouth , Then gave it me , then snatch'd it back
again , Then cried , “ Oh , my poor heart ! " and , in an instant , “ Commend my
truth and secrecy . ” Such medley Of passion yet I never saw in woman . Adur .
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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
...
Page 199
Or would I were ! if every poor old woman Be trod on thus by slaves , reviled , kick
'd , beaten , As I am daily , she to be revenged Had need turn witch . 1 The
consequences of this beating to poor Banks were of too ludicrous a nature to be ...
Or would I were ! if every poor old woman Be trod on thus by slaves , reviled , kick
'd , beaten , As I am daily , she to be revenged Had need turn witch . 1 The
consequences of this beating to poor Banks were of too ludicrous a nature to be ...
Page 211
t Being laden with the heaviest news that ever Poor daughter carried . Car . Why
? is the boy dead ? Kath . Dead , sir ! Oh , father , we are cozen'd ; you are told
The murderer sings in prison , and he laughs here . This villain kill'd my sister ;
see ...
t Being laden with the heaviest news that ever Poor daughter carried . Car . Why
? is the boy dead ? Kath . Dead , sir ! Oh , father , we are cozen'd ; you are told
The murderer sings in prison , and he laughs here . This villain kill'd my sister ;
see ...
Page 218
Alas , poor youth ! now I begin to pity him . Enter Old THORNEY and
WINNIFREDE , weeping . Thor . Here let our sorrows wait him ; to press The
place of his sad death , some apprehensions May tempt our grief too much , at
height already ...
Alas , poor youth ! now I begin to pity him . Enter Old THORNEY and
WINNIFREDE , weeping . Thor . Here let our sorrows wait him ; to press The
place of his sad death , some apprehensions May tempt our grief too much , at
height already ...
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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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