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Through your land Your subjects mutter strangely , and imagine More than they
dare speak publicly . : Cor . . . . And yet They talk but oddly of you . Cuc . Hang '
em , mongrels . Pal . Of me ! my subjects talk of me ! Cor . i , ; . Yes , scurvily , And
...
Through your land Your subjects mutter strangely , and imagine More than they
dare speak publicly . : Cor . . . . And yet They talk but oddly of you . Cuc . Hang '
em , mongrels . Pal . Of me ! my subjects talk of me ! Cor . i , ; . Yes , scurvily , And
...
Page 157
... The more than man , that got this sprightly boy , — . For ' tis a boy , and
therefore glory , sir , Your heir shall be a son - . Sor , " ; . . . Damnable monster ! . .
. Ann . Nay , an you will not hear , I ' ll speak no more , ' ; Sor . Yes , speak , and
speak ...
... The more than man , that got this sprightly boy , — . For ' tis a boy , and
therefore glory , sir , Your heir shall be a son - . Sor , " ; . . . Damnable monster ! . .
. Ann . Nay , an you will not hear , I ' ll speak no more , ' ; Sor . Yes , speak , and
speak ...
Page 317
O , that he could but speak methodically ! — Canst speak , fool ? . . Ros . Can
speak ; de e e eFeren . ' Tis a present for an emperor . What an excellent
instrument were this to purchase a suit or a monopoly from the duke ' s ear ! . ;
Mau .
O , that he could but speak methodically ! — Canst speak , fool ? . . Ros . Can
speak ; de e e eFeren . ' Tis a present for an emperor . What an excellent
instrument were this to purchase a suit or a monopoly from the duke ' s ear ! . ;
Mau .
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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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