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D ' Av . Me , my lord ! for what , my lord ? : Fern . Who ' s there ? I cry you mercy ,
D ' Avolos , I took you for another ; pray , excuse me . . ; oin What is ' t you bear
there ? D ' Av . No secret , my lord , but may be imparted to you : a couple of ...
D ' Av . Me , my lord ! for what , my lord ? : Fern . Who ' s there ? I cry you mercy ,
D ' Avolos , I took you for another ; pray , excuse me . . ; oin What is ' t you bear
there ? D ' Av . No secret , my lord , but may be imparted to you : a couple of ...
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D ' Av . Beshrew my heart , but that ' s not so good . Duke . Ha , what ' s that thou
mislikest , D ' Ayolos ? D ' Av . Nothing , my lord ; - but I was hammering a conceit
of my own , which cannot , I find , in so short a time thrive as a day ' s practice .
D ' Av . Beshrew my heart , but that ' s not so good . Duke . Ha , what ' s that thou
mislikest , D ' Ayolos ? D ' Av . Nothing , my lord ; - but I was hammering a conceit
of my own , which cannot , I find , in so short a time thrive as a day ' s practice .
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D ' Av . What would you know , my lord ? I confess I owe my life and service to
you , as to my prince ; the one you have , the other you may take from me at your
pleasure . Should I devise matter to feed your distrust , or suggest likelihoods ...
D ' Av . What would you know , my lord ? I confess I owe my life and service to
you , as to my prince ; the one you have , the other you may take from me at your
pleasure . Should I devise matter to feed your distrust , or suggest likelihoods ...
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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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