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Page 235
Arm . Sir , at your pleasure . Amy . You told me , Crotolon , your son ' s returned :
From Athens : wherefore comes ... Some pleasures At celebration of it would give
life . . . To the entertainment of the prince our kinsman ; . Our court wears gravity ...
Arm . Sir , at your pleasure . Amy . You told me , Crotolon , your son ' s returned :
From Athens : wherefore comes ... Some pleasures At celebration of it would give
life . . . To the entertainment of the prince our kinsman ; . Our court wears gravity ...
Page 388
No , my lord . K . Hen . No matter - - phew ! he ' s but a running weed , At pleasure
to be plucked - up by the roots : But more of this anon . — I have bethought me , .
My lords , for reasons which you shall partake , It is our pleasure to remove our ...
No , my lord . K . Hen . No matter - - phew ! he ' s but a running weed , At pleasure
to be plucked - up by the roots : But more of this anon . — I have bethought me , .
My lords , for reasons which you shall partake , It is our pleasure to remove our ...
Page 450
Dear friend , The charge must be our own ; we would a little Partake the pleasure
with our subjects ' ease . —Shall I entreat your loves ? Oxf . Command our lives .
K . Hen . Ye ' re men know how to do , not to forethink . My bishop is a jewel ...
Dear friend , The charge must be our own ; we would a little Partake the pleasure
with our subjects ' ease . —Shall I entreat your loves ? Oxf . Command our lives .
K . Hen . Ye ' re men know how to do , not to forethink . My bishop is a jewel ...
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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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