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Pray for thyself At home , whilst I pray for thee here . 1 Our old dramatists appear
to have learned Italian entirely from books ; few , if any , of them pronounced it
correctly . Giovanni is here used by Ford as a quadrisyllable , as it was by ...
Pray for thyself At home , whilst I pray for thee here . 1 Our old dramatists appear
to have learned Italian entirely from books ; few , if any , of them pronounced it
correctly . Giovanni is here used by Ford as a quadrisyllable , as it was by ...
Page 175
The jealous Destinies required again . is Pray , Annabella , pray ! Since we must
part , . . Go thou , white in thy soul , to fill a throne : Of innocence and sanctity in
Heaven Pray , pray , my sister ! ! ! Ann . . . " Then I see your drift . - : . Ye blessèd ...
The jealous Destinies required again . is Pray , Annabella , pray ! Since we must
part , . . Go thou , white in thy soul , to fill a throne : Of innocence and sanctity in
Heaven Pray , pray , my sister ! ! ! Ann . . . " Then I see your drift . - : . Ye blessèd ...
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Ith . Wronged soul , thy prayers are heard . Pen . Here , lo , I breathe , A miserable
... Pray kill me , Rid me from living with a jealous husband ; Then we will join in
friendship , be again Brother and sister . - Kill me , pray ; nay , will ye ? Ith . How ...
Ith . Wronged soul , thy prayers are heard . Pen . Here , lo , I breathe , A miserable
... Pray kill me , Rid me from living with a jealous husband ; Then we will join in
friendship , be again Brother and sister . - Kill me , pray ; nay , will ye ? Ith . How ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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