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Ann . i . You must excuse me , Indeed I will not keep it . Flo . i Where ' s the ring ,
That which your mother , in her will , bequeathed , And charged you on her
blessing not to give ' t To any but your husband ? send back that . . Ann . I have it
not .
Ann . i . You must excuse me , Indeed I will not keep it . Flo . i Where ' s the ring ,
That which your mother , in her will , bequeathed , And charged you on her
blessing not to give ' t To any but your husband ? send back that . . Ann . I have it
not .
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I am Huntley , Old Alexander Gordon , a plain subject , Nor more nor less ; and ,
lady , if you wish for A blessing , you must bend your knees to Heaven ; For
Heaven did give me you . Alas , alas , What would you have me say ? May all the
...
I am Huntley , Old Alexander Gordon , a plain subject , Nor more nor less ; and ,
lady , if you wish for A blessing , you must bend your knees to Heaven ; For
Heaven did give me you . Alas , alas , What would you have me say ? May all the
...
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Your blessing , sir . . . Hunt . Fair blessings on your highness ! sure , you need '
em . [ Exeunt all but WARBECK , Lady KATHERINE , . and JANE . War . Jane , set
the lights down , and from us return To those in the next room this little purse ...
Your blessing , sir . . . Hunt . Fair blessings on your highness ! sure , you need '
em . [ Exeunt all but WARBECK , Lady KATHERINE , . and JANE . War . Jane , set
the lights down , and from us return To those in the next room this little purse ...
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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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