The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 1J. & J. Harper, 1831 - English drama |
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Page 239
... hunt him there too ! we will hunt him , Hunt him to death , even in the beldam's closet , Though the archduke were his buckler ! Sur . She has styled him , " The fair white rose of England . " Daw . Jolly gentleman ! More fit to be a ...
... hunt him there too ! we will hunt him , Hunt him to death , even in the beldam's closet , Though the archduke were his buckler ! Sur . She has styled him , " The fair white rose of England . " Daw . Jolly gentleman ! More fit to be a ...
Page 241
... Hunt . You trifle time , sir . Dal . Oh , my noble lord , You construe my griefs to so hard a sense , That where the text is argument of pity , Matter of earnest love , your gloss corrupts it With too much ill - placed mirth . Hunt ...
... Hunt . You trifle time , sir . Dal . Oh , my noble lord , You construe my griefs to so hard a sense , That where the text is argument of pity , Matter of earnest love , your gloss corrupts it With too much ill - placed mirth . Hunt ...
Page 242
... Hunt . Right ; but a noble subject ; put in that too . Dal . I could add more ; and in the rightest line , Derive my pedigree from Adam Mure , A Scottish knight ; whose daughter was the mother To him who first begot the race of Jameses ...
... Hunt . Right ; but a noble subject ; put in that too . Dal . I could add more ; and in the rightest line , Derive my pedigree from Adam Mure , A Scottish knight ; whose daughter was the mother To him who first begot the race of Jameses ...
Page 243
... Hunt . So , so ; the game's a - foot , I'm in cold hunting , The hare and hounds are parties . Dal . Princely lady , How most unworthy I am to employ My services , in honour of your virtues , How hopeless my desires are to enjoy Your ...
... Hunt . So , so ; the game's a - foot , I'm in cold hunting , The hare and hounds are parties . Dal . Princely lady , How most unworthy I am to employ My services , in honour of your virtues , How hopeless my desires are to enjoy Your ...
Page 244
... Hunt . He means me sure . [ Aside . Dal . After some fit disputes of your condition , Your highness and my lowness , given a license Which did not more embolden , than encourage My faulting tongue . Hunt . How , how ? how ' s that ...
... Hunt . He means me sure . [ Aside . Dal . After some fit disputes of your condition , Your highness and my lowness , given a license Which did not more embolden , than encourage My faulting tongue . Hunt . How , how ? how ' s that ...
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