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Page 40
Of sadness thicken and make dark the sky Of thy fair eyes , yet give me leave to
follow The stream of my affections : they are pure , Without all mixture of unnoble
thoughts . Can you be ever mine ? · Cleo . I am so low , In mine own fortunes and
...
Of sadness thicken and make dark the sky Of thy fair eyes , yet give me leave to
follow The stream of my affections : they are pure , Without all mixture of unnoble
thoughts . Can you be ever mine ? · Cleo . I am so low , In mine own fortunes and
...
Page 104
Leave you ! no marvel else ; leave me no leaving , charge ; this is love outright .
Indeed , I blame you not ; you have choice fit for the best lady in Italy . Ann . Pray
do not talk so much , Put . Take the worst with the best , there ' s Grimaldi the ...
Leave you ! no marvel else ; leave me no leaving , charge ; this is love outright .
Indeed , I blame you not ; you have choice fit for the best lady in Italy . Ann . Pray
do not talk so much , Put . Take the worst with the best , there ' s Grimaldi the ...
Page 129
O , fearful ! if thou wilt not , give me leave To shrive her , lest she should die
unabsolved . in Gio . At your best leisure , father : then she ' ll tell you How dearly
she doth prize my matchless love ; Then you will know what pity ' twere we two ...
O , fearful ! if thou wilt not , give me leave To shrive her , lest she should die
unabsolved . in Gio . At your best leisure , father : then she ' ll tell you How dearly
she doth prize my matchless love ; Then you will know what pity ' twere we two ...
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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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