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ITHOCLES , a Favourite . ORGILUS , Son of Crotolon . BASSANES , a jealous
Nobleman . ARMOSTES , a Counsellor of State . CROTOLON , another
Counsellor . PROPHILUS , Friend of Ithocles . NEARCHUS , Prince of Argos .
TECNICUS , a ...
ITHOCLES , a Favourite . ORGILUS , Son of Crotolon . BASSANES , a jealous
Nobleman . ARMOSTES , a Counsellor of State . CROTOLON , another
Counsellor . PROPHILUS , Friend of Ithocles . NEARCHUS , Prince of Argos .
TECNICUS , a ...
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Enter ITHOCLES , ushered in by the Lords , and followed by HEMOPHIL and
GRONEAS . : Return into these arms , thy home , thy sanctuary , . . . Delight of
Sparta , treasure of my bosom , Mine own , own Ithocles ! . . . ! Ith . : " In Your
humblest ...
Enter ITHOCLES , ushered in by the Lords , and followed by HEMOPHIL and
GRONEAS . : Return into these arms , thy home , thy sanctuary , . . . Delight of
Sparta , treasure of my bosom , Mine own , own Ithocles ! . . . ! Ith . : " In Your
humblest ...
Page 261
A wedding without revels is not seemly . Cal . Your late indisposition , sir ,
forbade it . Amy . Be it thy charge , Calantha , to set forward The bridal sports , to
which I will be present ; If not , at least consenting . - Mine own Ithocles , . . I have
done ...
A wedding without revels is not seemly . Cal . Your late indisposition , sir ,
forbade it . Amy . Be it thy charge , Calantha , to set forward The bridal sports , to
which I will be present ; If not , at least consenting . - Mine own Ithocles , . . I have
done ...
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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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