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Princes who forget their sovereignty , and yield to affected passion , are weary of
command . - - You - had a father , sir . . . . ; , . , . , . i i Pal . Your sovereign , whiles
he lived : but what of him ? Rhe . Nothing . I only dared to name him ; that ' s all .
Princes who forget their sovereignty , and yield to affected passion , are weary of
command . - - You - had a father , sir . . . . ; , . , . , . i i Pal . Your sovereign , whiles
he lived : but what of him ? Rhe . Nothing . I only dared to name him ; that ' s all .
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In brief , a rape by some bad agents was attempted ; by the Lord Meleander her
father rescued , she conveyed away ; ? Meleander accused of treason , his land
seized , he himself distracted and confined to the castle , where he yet lives .
In brief , a rape by some bad agents was attempted ; by the Lord Meleander her
father rescued , she conveyed away ; ? Meleander accused of treason , his land
seized , he himself distracted and confined to the castle , where he yet lives .
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Father , you wrong your age ; henceforth my arms [ Embracing MELEANDER .
And heart shall be your guard : we have o ' erheard · All passages of your united
loves . . Be young again , Meleander ; live to number A happy generation , and
die ...
Father , you wrong your age ; henceforth my arms [ Embracing MELEANDER .
And heart shall be your guard : we have o ' erheard · All passages of your united
loves . . Be young again , Meleander ; live to number A happy generation , and
die ...
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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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