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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... sure abounds In greater wonders , both for change and fortune , Than any you have seen abroad . Men . Than any I have observed abroad ! all countries else To a free eye and mind yield something rare ; And I , for my part , have brought ...
... sure abounds In greater wonders , both for change and fortune , Than any you have seen abroad . Men . Than any I have observed abroad ! all countries else To a free eye and mind yield something rare ; And I , for my part , have brought ...
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... sure , to set me forth . Men . ' T would argue want of manners , more than skill , Not to praise praise itself . VOL . I. - 6 Tha . For your reward , Henceforth I'll call you SC . III . ] THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY . 9 61.
... sure , to set me forth . Men . ' T would argue want of manners , more than skill , Not to praise praise itself . VOL . I. - 6 Tha . For your reward , Henceforth I'll call you SC . III . ] THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY . 9 61.
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... sure restoratives . Tha . You speak ingeniously . Brother , be pleas'd to show the gallery To this young stranger . Use the time a while , And we will all together to the court : I will present you , sir , unto the prince . Par . You ...
... sure restoratives . Tha . You speak ingeniously . Brother , be pleas'd to show the gallery To this young stranger . Use the time a while , And we will all together to the court : I will present you , sir , unto the prince . Par . You ...
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... Sure my woman loves you ; Can she speak well , Parthenophill ? Par . Yes , madam , Discreetly chaste she can ; she hath much won On my belief , and in few words , but pithy , Much mov'd my thankfulness . You are her lady , Your goodness ...
... Sure my woman loves you ; Can she speak well , Parthenophill ? Par . Yes , madam , Discreetly chaste she can ; she hath much won On my belief , and in few words , but pithy , Much mov'd my thankfulness . You are her lady , Your goodness ...
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... Sure thou art weary of this sullen living ; But I am not ; for I take more content In my obedience here , than all delights The time presents elsewhere . Mel . Oh ! Cleo . Dost hear that groan ? Trol . Hear it ? I shudder ; it was a ...
... Sure thou art weary of this sullen living ; But I am not ; for I take more content In my obedience here , than all delights The time presents elsewhere . Mel . Oh ! Cleo . Dost hear that groan ? Trol . Hear it ? I shudder ; it was a ...
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