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Amet . But is this miracle i Not to be seen ? . Men . I won him by degrees To
choose me his companion . Whence he is , Or who , as I durst modestly inquire ,
So gently he would woo not to make known ; Only - for reasons to himself
reservedHe ...
Amet . But is this miracle i Not to be seen ? . Men . I won him by degrees To
choose me his companion . Whence he is , Or who , as I durst modestly inquire ,
So gently he would woo not to make known ; Only - for reasons to himself
reservedHe ...
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Amet . Affectionately ? Men . : : Servilely ; and pardua me If I say basely . Amet . : .
Women , in their passions , Like false fires , flash , to fright our trembling senses ,
Yet in themselves contain ' nor light nor heat . My sister do this ! she , whose ...
Amet . Affectionately ? Men . : : Servilely ; and pardua me If I say basely . Amet . : .
Women , in their passions , Like false fires , flash , to fright our trembling senses ,
Yet in themselves contain ' nor light nor heat . My sister do this ! she , whose ...
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Men . With a coldness . As modest and as hopeless as the trust I did repose in
him could wish or merit . Amet . I will esteem him dearly . Enter THAMASTA and
KALA . Men . Sir , your sister . Tha . Servant , I have employment for ye . . . . )
Amet .
Men . With a coldness . As modest and as hopeless as the trust I did repose in
him could wish or merit . Amet . I will esteem him dearly . Enter THAMASTA and
KALA . Men . Sir , your sister . Tha . Servant , I have employment for ye . . . . )
Amet .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | John Ford Volume 3 of Mermaid series: [the best plays of the old dramatists The mermaid series |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | Havelock Ellis |
| Publisher | T. F. Unwin, 1923 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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