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Ann . Signior Donado , if your nephew meani , To raise his better fortunes in his
match , The hope of me will hinder such a hope : Sir , if you love him , as I know
you do , Find one more worthy of his choice than me : . . In short , I ' m sure I shall
...
Ann . Signior Donado , if your nephew meani , To raise his better fortunes in his
match , The hope of me will hinder such a hope : Sir , if you love him , as I know
you do , Find one more worthy of his choice than me : . . In short , I ' m sure I shall
...
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that hath kindled others and burnt thyself : troppo sperar , inganna , ' — thy vain
hope hath deceived thee ; thou art : but dead ; if thou hast any grace , pray . Hip .
Monster ! ; iii . iii ii ' s Vas , Die in charity , for shame . - This thing of malice , this ...
that hath kindled others and burnt thyself : troppo sperar , inganna , ' — thy vain
hope hath deceived thee ; thou art : but dead ; if thou hast any grace , pray . Hip .
Monster ! ; iii . iii ii ' s Vas , Die in charity , for shame . - This thing of malice , this ...
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My hopes are in their ruins . ... Here ' s entrance Into a certainty above a hope . . .
Her . Hopes are but hopes ; I was ever confident , when I traded but in remnants ,
that my stars had reserved me to the title of a viscount at least : honour is ...
My hopes are in their ruins . ... Here ' s entrance Into a certainty above a hope . . .
Her . Hopes are but hopes ; I was ever confident , when I traded but in remnants ,
that my stars had reserved me to the title of a viscount at least : honour is ...
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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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