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Page 92
My lord , though it seems rough and forlorn , it is the issue of worthy parents , and
we doubt not but you will find it accomplished with their virtue . Be pleased , then ,
my lord , to give it entertainment ; the more destitute and needy it is , the ...
My lord , though it seems rough and forlorn , it is the issue of worthy parents , and
we doubt not but you will find it accomplished with their virtue . Be pleased , then ,
my lord , to give it entertainment ; the more destitute and needy it is , the ...
Page 141
This error is repaired , as far as it can be , by a secret marriage ; and Winnifrede ,
who at first displays a little of that harshness of character which a deviation from
virtue generally begets upon persons of strong natural intellect and a keen.
This error is repaired , as far as it can be , by a secret marriage ; and Winnifrede ,
who at first displays a little of that harshness of character which a deviation from
virtue generally begets upon persons of strong natural intellect and a keen.
Page 175
Virtue and beauty hold fair mixture in her ; She's rich , no doubt , in both ; yet were
she fairer , Thou art right worthy of her : love her , Thorney , 1 She'll keep a surer
compass . ] The metaphor is still from archery . Arrows shot compass - wise ...
Virtue and beauty hold fair mixture in her ; She's rich , no doubt , in both ; yet were
she fairer , Thou art right worthy of her : love her , Thorney , 1 She'll keep a surer
compass . ] The metaphor is still from archery . Arrows shot compass - wise ...
Page 228
This inscription to your name is only a faithful deliverance to memory , of the truth
of my respects to virtue , and to the equal in honour with virtue , desert . The
contempt thrown on studies of this kind , by such as dote on their own singularity
...
This inscription to your name is only a faithful deliverance to memory , of the truth
of my respects to virtue , and to the equal in honour with virtue , desert . The
contempt thrown on studies of this kind , by such as dote on their own singularity
...
Page 241
Great lady , pity me , my youth , my wounds ; And do not think that I have cull'd
this time From motion's swiftest measure , to unclasp The book of lust : if purity of
love Have residence in virtue's breast , lo here , Bent lower in my heart than on
my ...
Great lady , pity me , my youth , my wounds ; And do not think that I have cull'd
this time From motion's swiftest measure , to unclasp The book of lust : if purity of
love Have residence in virtue's breast , lo here , Bent lower in my heart than on
my ...
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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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