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Fall danger what fall can , she is a goodness Above temptation ; more to be
adored Than sisted ; I'm to blame , sure . Fut . Levidolche , For her part too , laugh
'd at Malfato's phrensy ( Just so she term'd it ) ; but for you , my lord , She said she
...
Fall danger what fall can , she is a goodness Above temptation ; more to be
adored Than sisted ; I'm to blame , sure . Fut . Levidolche , For her part too , laugh
'd at Malfato's phrensy ( Just so she term'd it ) ; but for you , my lord , She said she
...
Page 78
I leave ye ; but , be sure , I am in hearing : Take courage . [ Exit . Mal . Courage !
they who have no hearts , Find none to lose ; ours is as great as his , Who defies
danger most . - Sure , state and ceremony Inhabit here . Like strangers , we shall
...
I leave ye ; but , be sure , I am in hearing : Take courage . [ Exit . Mal . Courage !
they who have no hearts , Find none to lose ; ours is as great as his , Who defies
danger most . - Sure , state and ceremony Inhabit here . Like strangers , we shall
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And we here , about Edmonton , hold present payment as sure as an alderman's
bond in London , master Thorney . Thor . I cry you mercy , sir ; I understood you
not . Car . I like young Frank well , so does my Susan too ; the girl has a fancy to ...
And we here , about Edmonton , hold present payment as sure as an alderman's
bond in London , master Thorney . Thor . I cry you mercy , sir ; I understood you
not . Car . I like young Frank well , so does my Susan too ; the girl has a fancy to ...
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It is enough ; what art can do , be sure of . X Turn to the west , and whatsoe'er
thou hear'st Or seest , stand silent , and be not afraid . [ She stamps on the
ground : the Dog appears , and fawns , and leaps upon her . Curt . Afraid , mother
witch !
It is enough ; what art can do , be sure of . X Turn to the west , and whatsoe'er
thou hear'st Or seest , stand silent , and be not afraid . [ She stamps on the
ground : the Dog appears , and fawns , and leaps upon her . Curt . Afraid , mother
witch !
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Nor how far he in's navigation went Beyond commission : this were a fine reign ,
To do ill , and not hear of it again ; Yet then were man more wretched than a
beast ; For , sister , our dead pay is sure the best . Kath . ' Tis so , the best or worst
...
Nor how far he in's navigation went Beyond commission : this were a fine reign ,
To do ill , and not hear of it again ; Yet then were man more wretched than a
beast ; For , sister , our dead pay is sure the best . Kath . ' Tis so , the best or worst
...
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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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