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Page 91
I am a weak old man , so poor and feeble , That my untoward joints can scarcely
creep Unto the grave , where I must seek my rest . Pal . Eroclea was , you know ,
contracted mine ; Cleophila my cousin ' s , by consent . Of both their hearts ; we ...
I am a weak old man , so poor and feeble , That my untoward joints can scarcely
creep Unto the grave , where I must seek my rest . Pal . Eroclea was , you know ,
contracted mine ; Cleophila my cousin ' s , by consent . Of both their hearts ; we ...
Page 259
The quailing grape his daughter ; but the thing Of most importance , not to be
revealed , Is a near prince , the elm : the rest concealed . TECNICUS . ” Amy .
Enough ; although the opening of this riddle : Be but itself a riddle , yet we
construe ...
The quailing grape his daughter ; but the thing Of most importance , not to be
revealed , Is a near prince , the elm : the rest concealed . TECNICUS . ” Amy .
Enough ; although the opening of this riddle : Be but itself a riddle , yet we
construe ...
Page 426
To rest , young beauties ! - We must be early stirring ; quickly part : A kingdom ' s
rescue craves both speed and art .Cousins , good - night . [ A flourish . War . Rest
to our cousin - king . Kath . Your blessing , sir . . . Hunt . Fair blessings on your ...
To rest , young beauties ! - We must be early stirring ; quickly part : A kingdom ' s
rescue craves both speed and art .Cousins , good - night . [ A flourish . War . Rest
to our cousin - king . Kath . Your blessing , sir . . . Hunt . Fair blessings on your ...
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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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