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So Ecstasy , . . . Fantastic Dotage , Madness , Frenzy , Rapture s Of mere
imagination , differ partly From Melancholy ; 1 . which is briefly this , . : A mere
commotion of the mind , o ' ercharged : . . . . With fear and sorrow ; first begot i '
the brain , .
So Ecstasy , . . . Fantastic Dotage , Madness , Frenzy , Rapture s Of mere
imagination , differ partly From Melancholy ; 1 . which is briefly this , . : A mere
commotion of the mind , o ' ercharged : . . . . With fear and sorrow ; first begot i '
the brain , .
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And composition of the mind doth follow s : The frame and composition of the
body : jinsi So , where the body ' s furniture is beauty , The mind ' s must ' needs
be virtue ; which allowed , Virtue itself is reason but refined , ; . : : . . . And love the
...
And composition of the mind doth follow s : The frame and composition of the
body : jinsi So , where the body ' s furniture is beauty , The mind ' s must ' needs
be virtue ; which allowed , Virtue itself is reason but refined , ; . : : . . . And love the
...
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Than what is incident to frailty : wherefore Impute not this retired course of living ·
Some little time to any other cause Than what I justly render , — the information
Of an unsettled mind ; as the effect . Must clearly witness . Tec . Spirit of truth ...
Than what is incident to frailty : wherefore Impute not this retired course of living ·
Some little time to any other cause Than what I justly render , — the information
Of an unsettled mind ; as the effect . Must clearly witness . Tec . Spirit of truth ...
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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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