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Cast . And such conclusion , sister , Argues effects of a distrust more voluntary ,
Than cause by likelihood . Aur . ' Tis truth , Castanna . Spi . I grant it truth ; yet ,
Auria , I'm a woman , And therefore apt to sear : to show my duty , And not to take
...
Cast . And such conclusion , sister , Argues effects of a distrust more voluntary ,
Than cause by likelihood . Aur . ' Tis truth , Castanna . Spi . I grant it truth ; yet ,
Auria , I'm a woman , And therefore apt to sear : to show my duty , And not to take
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Indeed , ' t is truth . Mart . A proper joining ! give ye joy , great mistress ; Your
fortunes are advanced , marry are they What jointure is assured , pray ? some
three thousand A - year in oaths and vermin ? fair preferment ! 1 11 Was ever
such a ...
Indeed , ' t is truth . Mart . A proper joining ! give ye joy , great mistress ; Your
fortunes are advanced , marry are they What jointure is assured , pray ? some
three thousand A - year in oaths and vermin ? fair preferment ! 1 11 Was ever
such a ...
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You have already used Such thriving protestations to the maid , That she is
wholly yours ; and - speak the truth , You love her , do you not ? Frank . ' T were
pity , sir , I should deceive her . Thor . Better you had been unborn . But is your
love so ...
You have already used Such thriving protestations to the maid , That she is
wholly yours ; and - speak the truth , You love her , do you not ? Frank . ' T were
pity , sir , I should deceive her . Thor . Better you had been unborn . But is your
love so ...
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For that he leaves thee in it unprovided , Unfriended ; and for me to beg a pity
From any man to thee when I am gone , Is more than I can hope ; nor , to say truth
, Have I deserv'd it : but there is a payment Belongs to goodness from the great ...
For that he leaves thee in it unprovided , Unfriended ; and for me to beg a pity
From any man to thee when I am gone , Is more than I can hope ; nor , to say truth
, Have I deserv'd it : but there is a payment Belongs to goodness from the great ...
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D'Av . I trust your highness will pardon me ; yet I will not deliver a syllable which
shall be less innocent than truth itself . Duke . By all our wish of joys , we pardon
thee . D'Av . Get from me , cowardly servility ! my service is noble , and my loyalty
...
D'Av . I trust your highness will pardon me ; yet I will not deliver a syllable which
shall be less innocent than truth itself . Duke . By all our wish of joys , we pardon
thee . D'Av . Get from me , cowardly servility ! my service is noble , and my loyalty
...
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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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