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Sister , sister , She who derives her blood from princes ought To glorify her
greatness by humility . Tha . Then you conclude me proud ? Amet . Young
Menaphon , My worthy friend , has loved you long and truly : To witness his
obedience to ...
Sister , sister , She who derives her blood from princes ought To glorify her
greatness by humility . Tha . Then you conclude me proud ? Amet . Young
Menaphon , My worthy friend , has loved you long and truly : To witness his
obedience to ...
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Yes : how d ' ye , sister ? · Ann . Howe ' er I am , methinks you are not well . Put .
Bless us ! Why are you so sad , sir ? Gio . Let me entreat you , leave us a while ,
Putana .Sister , I would be private with you . Ann . Withdraw , Putana . Put . I will .
Yes : how d ' ye , sister ? · Ann . Howe ' er I am , methinks you are not well . Put .
Bless us ! Why are you so sad , sir ? Gio . Let me entreat you , leave us a while ,
Putana .Sister , I would be private with you . Ann . Withdraw , Putana . Put . I will .
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Sister , how d ' ye ? Ann . Sick , - brother , are you there ? Flo . Convey her to her
bed instantly , whilst I send for a physician : quickly , I say . Put . Alas , poor child !
[ Exeunt all but SORANZO . Re - enter VASQUES . " Vas . My lord , Sor .
Sister , how d ' ye ? Ann . Sick , - brother , are you there ? Flo . Convey her to her
bed instantly , whilst I send for a physician : quickly , I say . Put . Alas , poor child !
[ Exeunt all but SORANZO . Re - enter VASQUES . " Vas . My lord , Sor .
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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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