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Ist Off . An it please you , sir , we are sure we saw a ruffian , with a naked weapon
in his hand all bloody , get into my lord cardinal ' s grace ' s gate ; that we are sure
of ; but for fear of his grace - - bless us ! - we durst go no farther . i . . . . . . Don .
Ist Off . An it please you , sir , we are sure we saw a ruffian , with a naked weapon
in his hand all bloody , get into my lord cardinal ' s grace ' s gate ; that we are sure
of ; but for fear of his grace - - bless us ! - we durst go no farther . i . . . . . . Don .
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Nay , I know ' t ; sure ' twas some near and entire friend . . . Put . ' Twas a dear
friend indeed ; butVas . But what ? fear not to name him ; my life between you and
danger : ' faith , I think ' twas no base fellow . Put . Thou wilt stand between me ...
Nay , I know ' t ; sure ' twas some near and entire friend . . . Put . ' Twas a dear
friend indeed ; butVas . But what ? fear not to name him ; my life between you and
danger : ' faith , I think ' twas no base fellow . Put . Thou wilt stand between me ...
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Vas . Mine , sir ; I was your first man : have you Gio . I thank thee ; thou hast done
for me [ enough ? But what I would have else done on myself . Art sure thy lord is
dead ? Vas . O , impudent slave ! As sure as I am sure to see thee die . Car .
Vas . Mine , sir ; I was your first man : have you Gio . I thank thee ; thou hast done
for me [ enough ? But what I would have else done on myself . Art sure thy lord is
dead ? Vas . O , impudent slave ! As sure as I am sure to see thee die . Car .
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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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