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TYTITTATT PALADOR , Prince of Cyprus . AMETHUS , Cousin to the Prince .
MELEANDER , an old Lord ! ' SOPHRONOS , Brother of MELEANDER . .
MENAPHON , Son of SOPHRONOS . ARETUS , Tutor to the Prince CORAX , a
Physician .
TYTITTATT PALADOR , Prince of Cyprus . AMETHUS , Cousin to the Prince .
MELEANDER , an old Lord ! ' SOPHRONOS , Brother of MELEANDER . .
MENAPHON , Son of SOPHRONOS . ARETUS , Tutor to the Prince CORAX , a
Physician .
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The prince hath sent ye , My lord , this staff of office , and withal Salutes you
Grand Commander of the Ports Throughout his principalities . He shortly Will visit
you himself : I must attend him . [ Exit . Cor . D ' ye feel your physic stirring yet ?
Mel .
The prince hath sent ye , My lord , this staff of office , and withal Salutes you
Grand Commander of the Ports Throughout his principalities . He shortly Will visit
you himself : I must attend him . [ Exit . Cor . D ' ye feel your physic stirring yet ?
Mel .
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That “ something of the prince " bears danger in it : Yet thou hast travelled ,
wench , for such endowments As might create a prince a wife fit for him , Had he
the world to guide : but touch not there . " How cam ' st thou home ? Rhe . Sir ,
with ...
That “ something of the prince " bears danger in it : Yet thou hast travelled ,
wench , for such endowments As might create a prince a wife fit for him , Had he
the world to guide : but touch not there . " How cam ' st thou home ? Rhe . Sir ,
with ...
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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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