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Page 144
Itv You have unripped a soul so foul and guilty , As , I must tell you true , I marvel
how The earth hath borne you up : but weep , weep on , These tears may do you
good ; weep faster yet , Whiles I do read a lecture . Ann . Wretched creature !
Itv You have unripped a soul so foul and guilty , As , I must tell you true , I marvel
how The earth hath borne you up : but weep , weep on , These tears may do you
good ; weep faster yet , Whiles I do read a lecture . Ann . Wretched creature !
Page 257
Griefs are sure friends ; they leave without control Nor cure nor comforts for a
leprous soul . [ Exit , supported by CHRISTALLA and PHILEMA . Bass . I grant ye
; and will put in practice instantly What you shall still admire : ' tis wonderful , ' Tis
...
Griefs are sure friends ; they leave without control Nor cure nor comforts for a
leprous soul . [ Exit , supported by CHRISTALLA and PHILEMA . Bass . I grant ye
; and will put in practice instantly What you shall still admire : ' tis wonderful , ' Tis
...
Page 347
If any private grudge or female spleen , i Malice or envy , or such woman ' s frailty
, Have spurred thee on to set my soul on fire Without apparent certainty , — I vow
, And vow again , by all our princely blood , Hadst thou a double soul , or were ...
If any private grudge or female spleen , i Malice or envy , or such woman ' s frailty
, Have spurred thee on to set my soul on fire Without apparent certainty , — I vow
, And vow again , by all our princely blood , Hadst thou a double soul , or were ...
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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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