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Page 18
Hear me further . Aurel . Auria , take heed the covert of a folly Willing to range , be
not , without excuse , - , Discover ' d in the coinage of untruths ; I use no harder
language . Thou art near Already on a shipwreck , in forsaking The holy land of ...
Hear me further . Aurel . Auria , take heed the covert of a folly Willing to range , be
not , without excuse , - , Discover ' d in the coinage of untruths ; I use no harder
language . Thou art near Already on a shipwreck , in forsaking The holy land of ...
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You cannot answer what a general tongue Objects against your folly ; I may curse
The interest you lay claim to in my blood . Your mother , my dear niece , did die , I
thought , Too soon , but she is happy ; had she lived Till now , and known the ...
You cannot answer what a general tongue Objects against your folly ; I may curse
The interest you lay claim to in my blood . Your mother , my dear niece , did die , I
thought , Too soon , but she is happy ; had she lived Till now , and known the ...
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Do not study , My lord , to apparel folly in the weed of costly colours ; henceforth
cast off far , Far from your noblest nature , the contempt Of goodness , and be
gentler to your fame , By purchase of a life to grace your story . Adur . Dear , how
...
Do not study , My lord , to apparel folly in the weed of costly colours ; henceforth
cast off far , Far from your noblest nature , the contempt Of goodness , and be
gentler to your fame , By purchase of a life to grace your story . Adur . Dear , how
...
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Leave , in thy prayers , fair , vow - breaking wanton , To dress thy soul anew ,
whose purer whiteness Is sullied by thy change from truth to folly . A fearful storm
is hovering , it will fall ; No shelter can avoid it : let the guilty Sink under their own
...
Leave , in thy prayers , fair , vow - breaking wanton , To dress thy soul anew ,
whose purer whiteness Is sullied by thy change from truth to folly . A fearful storm
is hovering , it will fall ; No shelter can avoid it : let the guilty Sink under their own
...
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... Spinella had Malfato for a kinsman , By noble love made jealous of her fame .
Spin . No more ; I dare not hear it . Mal . All is said : Henceforth shall never
syllable proceed From my unpleasant voice of amorous folly . Enter CASTANNA .
Cast .
... Spinella had Malfato for a kinsman , By noble love made jealous of her fame .
Spin . No more ; I dare not hear it . Mal . All is said : Henceforth shall never
syllable proceed From my unpleasant voice of amorous folly . Enter CASTANNA .
Cast .
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2 Harper's family library: Dramatic series Harper's stereotype edition Volume 2 of The Dramatic Works of John Ford, William Gifford The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, John Ford |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | William Gifford |
| Publisher | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Jun 2008 |
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