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Page 62
... observe him well , — He henceforth covets plain equality ; Endeavouring to
rank his fortunes low , : With some fit partner , whom , without presumption ,
Without offence or danger , he may cherish , Yes , and command too , as a wife ,
ếa wife ...
... observe him well , — He henceforth covets plain equality ; Endeavouring to
rank his fortunes low , : With some fit partner , whom , without presumption ,
Without offence or danger , he may cherish , Yes , and command too , as a wife ,
ếa wife ...
Page 356
Wife , respect my friend .Let ' s go : — but hear ye , wife , think on my dream . [
Exeunt all but ROSEILLI and PETRUCHIO . Pet . Cousin , one word with you :
doth not this cloud Acquaint you with strange novelties ? The duke Is lately much
...
Wife , respect my friend .Let ' s go : — but hear ye , wife , think on my dream . [
Exeunt all but ROSEILLI and PETRUCHIO . Pet . Cousin , one word with you :
doth not this cloud Acquaint you with strange novelties ? The duke Is lately much
...
Page 411
But use your own detraction ; ' tis our pleasure To give our cousin York for wife
our kinswoman , The Lady Katherine : instinct of sovereignty Designs the honour
, though her peevish father Usurps our resolution . . ' Hunt . i . O , ' tis well ...
But use your own detraction ; ' tis our pleasure To give our cousin York for wife
our kinswoman , The Lady Katherine : instinct of sovereignty Designs the honour
, though her peevish father Usurps our resolution . . ' Hunt . i . O , ' tis well ...
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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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