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Once more , yet once more : now let ' s rise [ They ' rise ) , by this , : : : I would not
change this minute for Elysium . . . , What must we now do ? Ann . What you will . .
. . i iii Come , then " ; After so many tears as we have wept , : ; . . Let ' s learn to ...
Once more , yet once more : now let ' s rise [ They ' rise ) , by this , : : : I would not
change this minute for Elysium . . . , What must we now do ? Ann . What you will . .
. . i iii Come , then " ; After so many tears as we have wept , : ; . . Let ' s learn to ...
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I do ; you counsel well ; And once , within these few days , will so order ' t , She
shall be married ere she know the time . Rich . Yet let not haste , sir , make
unworthy choice ; That were dishonour . ' Flo . Master Doctor , no ; I will not do so
neither ...
I do ; you counsel well ; And once , within these few days , will so order ' t , She
shall be married ere she know the time . Rich . Yet let not haste , sir , make
unworthy choice ; That were dishonour . ' Flo . Master Doctor , no ; I will not do so
neither ...
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So hourly chats and tattles in mine ear The piece of royalty that is stitched - up In
my Kate ' s blood , " that ' tis as dangerous For thee , young lord , to perch so near
an eaglet As foolish for my gravity to admit it : I have spoke all at once . Dal .
So hourly chats and tattles in mine ear The piece of royalty that is stitched - up In
my Kate ' s blood , " that ' tis as dangerous For thee , young lord , to perch so near
an eaglet As foolish for my gravity to admit it : I have spoke all at once . Dal .
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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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