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Enter COLONA with lights , BIANCA , FIORMONDA , JULIA , FERNANDO , and D
' AvoloS ; COLONA places the lights : on a table , and sets down a chess - board .
Bian . ' Tis yet but early night , too soon to sleep : Sister , shall ' s have a mate ...
Enter COLONA with lights , BIANCA , FIORMONDA , JULIA , FERNANDO , and D
' AvoloS ; COLONA places the lights : on a table , and sets down a chess - board .
Bian . ' Tis yet but early night , too soon to sleep : Sister , shall ' s have a mate ...
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Enter FERNANDO . What news , Fernando ? Fer . Sir , the abbot Is now upon
arrival ; all your servants Attend your presence . . Duke . We will give him
welcome As shall befit our love and his respect . . Come , mine own best
Fernando , my ...
Enter FERNANDO . What news , Fernando ? Fer . Sir , the abbot Is now upon
arrival ; all your servants Attend your presence . . Duke . We will give him
welcome As shall befit our love and his respect . . Come , mine own best
Fernando , my ...
Page 356
Enter PETRUCHIO , NIBRASSA , FIORMONDA , D ' AVOLOS , Roseilli disguised
as before , and FERNANDO . Is provision ready , To pass to Lucca ? Pet . It
attends your highness , Duke . Friend , hold ; take here from me this jewel , this : .
Enter PETRUCHIO , NIBRASSA , FIORMONDA , D ' AVOLOS , Roseilli disguised
as before , and FERNANDO . Is provision ready , To pass to Lucca ? Pet . It
attends your highness , Duke . Friend , hold ; take here from me this jewel , this : .
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| 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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