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Shall infringe my vows , Let heaven ,Par . My love speaks t ' ye : hear , then go on
. Tha . Thy love ! why , ' tis a charm to stop a vow In its most violent course . Par .
Cupid has broke His arrows here ; and , like a child unarmed , Comes to make ...
Shall infringe my vows , Let heaven ,Par . My love speaks t ' ye : hear , then go on
. Tha . Thy love ! why , ' tis a charm to stop a vow In its most violent course . Par .
Cupid has broke His arrows here ; and , like a child unarmed , Comes to make ...
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Forgett ' st thy vows , and leav ' st me to my shame . Sor . Who could help this ? . .
. : : : : . . . Hip . . ; ; Who ! perjured man , thou couldst , If thou hadst faith or love .
Sor . . . You are deceived : ; The vows I made , if you remember well ; Were ...
Forgett ' st thy vows , and leav ' st me to my shame . Sor . Who could help this ? . .
. : : : : . . . Hip . . ; ; Who ! perjured man , thou couldst , If thou hadst faith or love .
Sor . . . You are deceived : ; The vows I made , if you remember well ; Were ...
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As he would in the sweetness of his nature Forget your trespass : but howe ' er
your body Fall into dust , he vows , the king himself Doth vow , to keep a requiem
for your soul , As for a friend close treasured in his bosom . ' ! Stan . Oxf . Without
...
As he would in the sweetness of his nature Forget your trespass : but howe ' er
your body Fall into dust , he vows , the king himself Doth vow , to keep a requiem
for your soul , As for a friend close treasured in his bosom . ' ! Stan . Oxf . Without
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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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