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Page 124
Alas , I fear You mean some strange revenge . Rich . O , be not troubled ; Your
ignorance shall plead for you in all : : But to our business . What ! you learned for
certain How Signor Florio means to give his daughter In marriage to Soranzo ?
Alas , I fear You mean some strange revenge . Rich . O , be not troubled ; Your
ignorance shall plead for you in all : : But to our business . What ! you learned for
certain How Signor Florio means to give his daughter In marriage to Soranzo ?
Page 137
What mean you , sweet ? Ann . To live and die a maid . Sor . O , that ' s unfit . Gio .
( Aside ] Here ' s one can say that ' s but a woman ' s note . Sor . Did you but see
my heart , then would you swearAnn . That you were dead . Gio . [ Aside ] That ...
What mean you , sweet ? Ann . To live and die a maid . Sor . O , that ' s unfit . Gio .
( Aside ] Here ' s one can say that ' s but a woman ' s note . Sor . Did you but see
my heart , then would you swearAnn . That you were dead . Gio . [ Aside ] That ...
Page 212
Broken with griefs : strong fevers are not eased With counsel , but with best
receipts and means ; Means , speedy means and certain ; that ' s the cure . Enter
ARMOSTES ́and CROTOLON . Arm . You stick , Lord Crotolon , upon a point Too
nice ...
Broken with griefs : strong fevers are not eased With counsel , but with best
receipts and means ; Means , speedy means and certain ; that ' s the cure . Enter
ARMOSTES ́and CROTOLON . Arm . You stick , Lord Crotolon , upon a point Too
nice ...
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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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