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Page 86
Know thee ! why , Eroclea , I never did forget thee in thy absence . " . Poor soul ,
how dost ? Ero . The best of my well - being Consists in yours . Mel . Stand up :
the gods , who hitherto L . . . [ EROCLEA rises . Have kept us both alive , preserve
...
Know thee ! why , Eroclea , I never did forget thee in thy absence . " . Poor soul ,
how dost ? Ero . The best of my well - being Consists in yours . Mel . Stand up :
the gods , who hitherto L . . . [ EROCLEA rises . Have kept us both alive , preserve
...
Page 87
Let me be plain : ; : If I should speak as much as I should speak , I should talk of a
thousand things at once , And all of thee ; of thee , my child , of thee ! My tears ,
like ruffling winds locked up in caves , Do bustle for a vent ; - on t ' other side , To
...
Let me be plain : ; : If I should speak as much as I should speak , I should talk of a
thousand things at once , And all of thee ; of thee , my child , of thee ! My tears ,
like ruffling winds locked up in caves , Do bustle for a vent ; - on t ' other side , To
...
Page 221
I laugh at mine own confidence ; my sorrows By thee are made inferior to my
fortunes . If ever thou didst harbour worthy love , Dare not to answer . My good
genius guide me , That I may never see thee more ! - Go from me ! . Org . I ' ll tear
my ...
I laugh at mine own confidence ; my sorrows By thee are made inferior to my
fortunes . If ever thou didst harbour worthy love , Dare not to answer . My good
genius guide me , That I may never see thee more ! - Go from me ! . Org . I ' ll tear
my ...
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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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