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Mave them make my ' s Fior . A fool ! you might as well ha ' given yourself .
Whence is he ? Mau . Now , just very now , given me out of special favour by the
Lord Fernando , madam . Fior . By him ? well , I accept him ; thank you for ' t : And
, in ...
Mave them make my ' s Fior . A fool ! you might as well ha ' given yourself .
Whence is he ? Mau . Now , just very now , given me out of special favour by the
Lord Fernando , madam . Fior . By him ? well , I accept him ; thank you for ' t : And
, in ...
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Fior . A mate ! No , madam , you are grown too hard for me ; My Lord Fernando is
a fitter match . . Bian . He ' s a well - practised gamester : well , I care not How
cunning soe ' er he be . - - To pass an hour I ' ll try your skill , my lord ; reach here
...
Fior . A mate ! No , madam , you are grown too hard for me ; My Lord Fernando is
a fitter match . . Bian . He ' s a well - practised gamester : well , I care not How
cunning soe ' er he be . - - To pass an hour I ' ll try your skill , my lord ; reach here
...
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Bian . Perhaps your teeth have bled : wipe ' t with my handkercher : give me , I ' ll
do ' t myself . - - [ Aside to FERNANDO ] Speak , shall I steal a kiss ? believe me ,
my lord , I long . Fern . Not for the world . Fior . [ Aside ] Apparent impudence !
Bian . Perhaps your teeth have bled : wipe ' t with my handkercher : give me , I ' ll
do ' t myself . - - [ Aside to FERNANDO ] Speak , shall I steal a kiss ? believe me ,
my lord , I long . Fern . Not for the world . Fior . [ Aside ] Apparent impudence !
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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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