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Page 15
And thou art his forerunner ? ? ini . Prithee , hear me . Instead of a fine guarded 1
page we ' ře got himA boy , tricked up in neat and handsome fashion ; Persuaded
him that ' tis indeed a wench , im , . . And he has entertained him : he does ...
And thou art his forerunner ? ? ini . Prithee , hear me . Instead of a fine guarded 1
page we ' ře got himA boy , tricked up in neat and handsome fashion ; Persuaded
him that ' tis indeed a wench , im , . . And he has entertained him : he does ...
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Some of ye are the head of your art , and the horns too — but they come by
nature . Thou livest single for no other end but that thou fearest to be a cuckold .
Cor . Have at thee ! Thou affectest railing only for thy health ; thy miseries are so
thick ...
Some of ye are the head of your art , and the horns too — but they come by
nature . Thou livest single for no other end but that thou fearest to be a cuckold .
Cor . Have at thee ! Thou affectest railing only for thy health ; thy miseries are so
thick ...
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Here , here ' s my bosom : as thou art a duke , Dost honour goodness , if the
chaste Bianca Be murdered , murder me . Duke . . Faint - hearted coward , Art
thou so poor in spirit ! Rise and fight ; Or , by the glories of my house and name , I
' ll kill ...
Here , here ' s my bosom : as thou art a duke , Dost honour goodness , if the
chaste Bianca Be murdered , murder me . Duke . . Faint - hearted coward , Art
thou so poor in spirit ! Rise and fight ; Or , by the glories of my house and name , I
' ll kill ...
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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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