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 xviii
... young relatives in the progress of their studies , and opened advantages of various kinds . Our poet had been preceded in his legal studies by his cousin John Ford , son of an elder brother of his father's family , to whom he appears to ...
... young relatives in the progress of their studies , and opened advantages of various kinds . Our poet had been preceded in his legal studies by his cousin John Ford , son of an elder brother of his father's family , to whom he appears to ...
Page xix
... young creature with Sir Charles Blount , and led , as in the usual mode , to a mutual attachment and a promise of marriage . In those " blessed days , " mar- riages among the great were not quite so easily managed as at present ; the ...
... young creature with Sir Charles Blount , and led , as in the usual mode , to a mutual attachment and a promise of marriage . In those " blessed days , " mar- riages among the great were not quite so easily managed as at present ; the ...
Page xx
... young lady , whom he at one time calls the cruel ward , so that she appears as Lady Rich in the mask of Blackness , and in the splendid procession from the tower to Whitehall , where she walks , " by especial commandement ...
... young lady , whom he at one time calls the cruel ward , so that she appears as Lady Rich in the mask of Blackness , and in the splendid procession from the tower to Whitehall , where she walks , " by especial commandement ...
Page xxxii
... young prince , yet he never per- mits a doubt of it to escape him , and thus skilfully avoids the awkwardness of shaking the credit and diminishing the interest of his chief character ; for Perkin , and not Henry , is the hero of the ...
... young prince , yet he never per- mits a doubt of it to escape him , and thus skilfully avoids the awkwardness of shaking the credit and diminishing the interest of his chief character ; for Perkin , and not Henry , is the hero of the ...
Page 47
... young stranger , Parthenophill , turns out in due course of time to be the lost Eroclea , and the discovery has , as might be expected , the double effect of restoring cheerfulness to Palador and reason to Meleander . Cleophila ...
... young stranger , Parthenophill , turns out in due course of time to be the lost Eroclea , and the discovery has , as might be expected , the double effect of restoring cheerfulness to Palador and reason to Meleander . Cleophila ...
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