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Page 9
... the wrongs of Spinella and her present situation wring it from him , in language
so delicately reserved , that even a woman's quick sense hardly perceives its
meaning , till the narrative draws towards a close . — The justice finally done to
the ...
... the wrongs of Spinella and her present situation wring it from him , in language
so delicately reserved , that even a woman's quick sense hardly perceives its
meaning , till the narrative draws towards a close . — The justice finally done to
the ...
Page 14
I present you My service for a farewell ; let few words Excuse all arts of
compliment . Fut . For my own part , Kill or be kill'd ( for there's the short and long
on't ) , Call me your shadow's hench - boy . " Aur . Gentlemen , My business ,
urging on a ...
I present you My service for a farewell ; let few words Excuse all arts of
compliment . Fut . For my own part , Kill or be kill'd ( for there's the short and long
on't ) , Call me your shadow's hench - boy . " Aur . Gentlemen , My business ,
urging on a ...
Page 69
Why now thou sing'st in tune , my Amoretta ; And , my good friends , you have ,
like wise physicians , Prescribed a healthful diet : I shall think on A bounty for
your pains , and will present ye To noble Auria , such as your deserts Commend ;
but ...
Why now thou sing'st in tune , my Amoretta ; And , my good friends , you have ,
like wise physicians , Prescribed a healthful diet : I shall think on A bounty for
your pains , and will present ye To noble Auria , such as your deserts Commend ;
but ...
Page 143
... without his undergoing a previous analysis of them ; even though embracing ,
as the present one does , those prime attractions of our ancestors ' fancies , a
witch , a black dog , or the Devil , and a morris with all its accompaniments of
tabor ...
... without his undergoing a previous analysis of them ; even though embracing ,
as the present one does , those prime attractions of our ancestors ' fancies , a
witch , a black dog , or the Devil , and a morris with all its accompaniments of
tabor ...
Page 155
Bonds and bills are but terriers to catch fools , and keep lazy knaves busy ; my
security shall be present payment . And we here , about Edmonton , hold present
payment as sure as an alderman's bond in London , master Thorney . Thor .
Bonds and bills are but terriers to catch fools , and keep lazy knaves busy ; my
security shall be present payment . And we here , about Edmonton , hold present
payment as sure as an alderman's bond in London , master Thorney . Thor .
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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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