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And blood shall quench that flame . Vas . Now you begin to turn Italian . This
beside :when my young incest - monger comes , he will be sharp set on his old
bit : give him time enough , let him have your chamber and bed at liberty ; let my
hot ...
And blood shall quench that flame . Vas . Now you begin to turn Italian . This
beside :when my young incest - monger comes , he will be sharp set on his old
bit : give him time enough , let him have your chamber and bed at liberty ; let my
hot ...
Page 274
Exeunt CROTOLON , PROPHILUS , and EUPHRANEA . Bloody relater of thy
stains in blood , For that thou hast reported him , whose fortunes And life by thee
are both at once snatched from him , With honourable mention , make thy choice .
Exeunt CROTOLON , PROPHILUS , and EUPHRANEA . Bloody relater of thy
stains in blood , For that thou hast reported him , whose fortunes And life by thee
are both at once snatched from him , With honourable mention , make thy choice .
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Let me be a dotard , A bedlam , a poor sot , or what you please To have me , so
you will not stain your blood , : Your own blood , royal sir , though mixed with
mine , By marriage of this girl ' to a straggler : Take , take my head , sir ; whilst my
...
Let me be a dotard , A bedlam , a poor sot , or what you please To have me , so
you will not stain your blood , : Your own blood , royal sir , though mixed with
mine , By marriage of this girl ' to a straggler : Take , take my head , sir ; whilst my
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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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