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Page 209
We will to court , where , if it be thy pleasure , Thou shalt appear in such a
ravishing lustre Of jewels above value , that the dames Who brave it there , in
rage to be outshined , Shall hide them in their closets , and unseen Fret in their
tears ...
We will to court , where , if it be thy pleasure , Thou shalt appear in such a
ravishing lustre Of jewels above value , that the dames Who brave it there , in
rage to be outshined , Shall hide them in their closets , and unseen Fret in their
tears ...
Page 235
You told me , Crotolon , your son ' s returned : From Athens : wherefore comes he
not to court , As we commanded ? Crot . . He shall soon attend Your royal will ,
great sir . Amy . ; . The marriage . Between young Prophilus and Euphranea ...
You told me , Crotolon , your son ' s returned : From Athens : wherefore comes he
not to court , As we commanded ? Crot . . He shall soon attend Your royal will ,
great sir . Amy . ; . The marriage . Between young Prophilus and Euphranea ...
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How ' s that ? . must I come no more near the court ? Gia . O , pitiful ! not near the
court , sir ! D ' Av . Not by a dozen miles , indeed , sir . Your only course , I can
advise you , is to pass to Naples , and set up a house of carnality : there are very
...
How ' s that ? . must I come no more near the court ? Gia . O , pitiful ! not near the
court , sir ! D ' Av . Not by a dozen miles , indeed , sir . Your only course , I can
advise you , is to pass to Naples , and set up a house of carnality : there are very
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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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