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1 am lost ! my fates have doomed mỹ . * death : The more I strive , I love ; the
more I love , The less I hope : I see my ... I know , My lust , but ' tis my fate that
leads me on . Keep fear and low faint - hearted shame with slaves ! " , I ' ll tell her
that I ...
1 am lost ! my fates have doomed mỹ . * death : The more I strive , I love ; the
more I love , The less I hope : I see my ... I know , My lust , but ' tis my fate that
leads me on . Keep fear and low faint - hearted shame with slaves ! " , I ' ll tell her
that I ...
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I have too long suppressed the hidden flames That almost have consumed . me :
I have spent Many a silent night in sighs and groans ; Ran over all my thoughts ,
despised my fate , Reasoned against the reasons of my love , Done all that ...
I have too long suppressed the hidden flames That almost have consumed . me :
I have spent Many a silent night in sighs and groans ; Ran over all my thoughts ,
despised my fate , Reasoned against the reasons of my love , Done all that ...
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Fate , or all the powers That guide the motions of immortal souls , Could not
prevent me . . Car . What means this ? ; Flo . Son Giovanni ! Sor . [ Aside ] Shall I
be forestalled ? Gio . Be not amazed : if your misgiving hearts Shrink at an idle
sight ...
Fate , or all the powers That guide the motions of immortal souls , Could not
prevent me . . Car . What means this ? ; Flo . Son Giovanni ! Sor . [ Aside ] Shall I
be forestalled ? Gio . Be not amazed : if your misgiving hearts Shrink at an idle
sight ...
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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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