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Page 309
O , my lord , my lord , you have gotten an ever lasting fame ! the duke ' s grace ,
and the duchess ' grace , and my Lord Fernando ' s grace , with all the rabble of
courtiers , have heard every word ; look where they stand ! Now you shall be ...
O , my lord , my lord , you have gotten an ever lasting fame ! the duke ' s grace ,
and the duchess ' grace , and my Lord Fernando ' s grace , with all the rabble of
courtiers , have heard every word ; look where they stand ! Now you shall be ...
Page 313
I have here two pictures newly drawn , to be sent for a present to the Abbot of
Monaco , the duchess ' uncle , her own and my lady ' s : I ' ll observe which of
these may , perhaps , bewray him — he turns about . — My noble lord ! Fern .
You ' re ...
I have here two pictures newly drawn , to be sent for a present to the Abbot of
Monaco , the duchess ' uncle , her own and my lady ' s : I ' ll observe which of
these may , perhaps , bewray him — he turns about . — My noble lord ! Fern .
You ' re ...
Page 316
Is his highness preparing to hunt ? Mau . Yes , my lord , and resolved to lie forth
for the breviating the prolixity of some superfluous , transmigration of the sun ' s
double cadence to the western horizon , my most perspicuous good lord . . Fern .
Is his highness preparing to hunt ? Mau . Yes , my lord , and resolved to lie forth
for the breviating the prolixity of some superfluous , transmigration of the sun ' s
double cadence to the western horizon , my most perspicuous good lord . . Fern .
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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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