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Disagreements soon occur between these unequal yoke - fellows ; and
Levidolche , divorced from Benatzi , gives herself up entirely to the arms of her
late husband's young master , between whom and herself there appears to have
been a ...
Disagreements soon occur between these unequal yoke - fellows ; and
Levidolche , divorced from Benatzi , gives herself up entirely to the arms of her
late husband's young master , between whom and herself there appears to have
been a ...
Page 181
Well , I am content ; but we must up to Carter's , the rich yeoman ; I must be seen
on hobbyhorse there . 1 Cl . Oh , I smell him now ! -I ' ll lay my ears Banks is in
love , and that ' s the reason he would walk melancholy by himself . Cud . Ha !
who ...
Well , I am content ; but we must up to Carter's , the rich yeoman ; I must be seen
on hobbyhorse there . 1 Cl . Oh , I smell him now ! -I ' ll lay my ears Banks is in
love , and that ' s the reason he would walk melancholy by himself . Cud . Ha !
who ...
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Ask any soldier that ever received his pay but in the Low Countries , and he ' ll tell
thee there are eight ' days . in the ... he has been but three days absent , “ Oh , ”
says he , “ I have not seen my love these seven years : " there's a long cut !
Ask any soldier that ever received his pay but in the Low Countries , and he ' ll tell
thee there are eight ' days . in the ... he has been but three days absent , “ Oh , ”
says he , “ I have not seen my love these seven years : " there's a long cut !
Page 194
Sir , take that carcass ' there , and give me this . I will not own her now ; she's
none of mine . Bob me off with a dumb show ! no , I'll have life . This is my son ,
too , and while there's life in him . " Ti is half mine ; take you half that silence for't .
Sir , take that carcass ' there , and give me this . I will not own her now ; she's
none of mine . Bob me off with a dumb show ! no , I'll have life . This is my son ,
too , and while there's life in him . " Ti is half mine ; take you half that silence for't .
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Yes , yes , and there's no way with thee but one . 1 Yes , yes , and ... Thus Mrs.
Quickly of poor Sir John— " After I saw him fumble with the sheets , and smile
upon his finger - ends , I know there was but one way , ” & c . - GIFFORD . Frank .
Yes , yes , and there's no way with thee but one . 1 Yes , yes , and ... Thus Mrs.
Quickly of poor Sir John— " After I saw him fumble with the sheets , and smile
upon his finger - ends , I know there was but one way , ” & c . - GIFFORD . Frank .
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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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