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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... ) , says , " Nor seek I praise for thee , when thine own pen Hath forced a praise long since from knowing men , " gratify his wildest longings for enjoyment ; accord- ingly , xxii INTRODUCTION . THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY.
... ) , says , " Nor seek I praise for thee , when thine own pen Hath forced a praise long since from knowing men , " gratify his wildest longings for enjoyment ; accord- ingly , xxii INTRODUCTION . THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY.
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... thee here - Oh ! I want words To let thee know my heart . Men . ' Tis pieced to mine . Amet . Yes , ' t is ; as firmly as that holy thing Call'd friendship can unite it . Menaphon , My Menaphon ! now all the goodly blessings , That can ...
... thee here - Oh ! I want words To let thee know my heart . Men . ' Tis pieced to mine . Amet . Yes , ' t is ; as firmly as that holy thing Call'd friendship can unite it . Menaphon , My Menaphon ! now all the goodly blessings , That can ...
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... thee what , Lest thou might'st think I fawn'd on [ thee ] -a sin Friendship was never guilty of ; for flattery Is monstrous in a true friend . Men . Does the court Wear the old looks too ? Amet . If thou mean'st the prince , It does ...
... thee what , Lest thou might'st think I fawn'd on [ thee ] -a sin Friendship was never guilty of ; for flattery Is monstrous in a true friend . Men . Does the court Wear the old looks too ? Amet . If thou mean'st the prince , It does ...
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... thee . Men . He look'd upon the trophies of his art , Then sigh'd , then wiped his eyes , then sigh'd and cried , " Alas , poor creature ! I will soon revenge This cruelty upon the author of it ; Henceforth this lute , guilty of ...
... thee . Men . He look'd upon the trophies of his art , Then sigh'd , then wiped his eyes , then sigh'd and cried , " Alas , poor creature ! I will soon revenge This cruelty upon the author of it ; Henceforth this lute , guilty of ...
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... too excellent , And I too low in merit . Amet . I'll prepare A noble welcome ; and , friend , ere we part , Unload to thee an overcharged heart . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . Another Room in the Palace . Enter sc . 1. ] 55 THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY .
... too excellent , And I too low in merit . Amet . I'll prepare A noble welcome ; and , friend , ere we part , Unload to thee an overcharged heart . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . Another Room in the Palace . Enter sc . 1. ] 55 THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY .
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