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Hold up thy head . Be thou musical to me , and I will marry thee to a dancer ; one
that shall ride on his footcloth , and maintain thee in thy muff and hood . Gril . That
will be fine indeed . Cuc . Thou art yet but simple . Gril . D ' ye think so ? Cuc .
Hold up thy head . Be thou musical to me , and I will marry thee to a dancer ; one
that shall ride on his footcloth , and maintain thee in thy muff and hood . Gril . That
will be fine indeed . Cuc . Thou art yet but simple . Gril . D ' ye think so ? Cuc .
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... and because he did thrust me , I very valiantly called him rogue . He hereupon
bade me draw ; I told him I had more wit than so ; but when he saw that I would
not , he did so maul me with the hilts of his rapier , that my head sung whilst my ...
... and because he did thrust me , I very valiantly called him rogue . He hereupon
bade me draw ; I told him I had more wit than so ; but when he saw that I would
not , he did so maul me with the hilts of his rapier , that my head sung whilst my ...
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0 Sparta , O Lacedæmon ! double - named , but one In fate : when kingdoms reel
, - mark well my saw ,Their heads must needs be giddy . Tell the king That
henceforth he no more must inquire after My aged head ; Apollo wills it so : I am
for ...
0 Sparta , O Lacedæmon ! double - named , but one In fate : when kingdoms reel
, - mark well my saw ,Their heads must needs be giddy . Tell the king That
henceforth he no more must inquire after My aged head ; Apollo wills it so : I am
for ...
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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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