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... not to take heart from you , I ' ll walk from you At your command , and not so
much as trouble Your thought with one poor looking back . Aur . I thank thee , My
worthy wife ! Before we kiss , receive This caution from thine Auria : first -
Castanna ...
... not to take heart from you , I ' ll walk from you At your command , and not so
much as trouble Your thought with one poor looking back . Aur . I thank thee , My
worthy wife ! Before we kiss , receive This caution from thine Auria : first -
Castanna ...
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... I left with her , a fourth I carry with me . Am I not poor , Aurelio , now ? Exchange
Of more debates between us would undo My resolution ; walk a little , prithee ,
Friends we are , and will embrace ; but let ' s not speak Another word . Aurel . I ' ll
...
... I left with her , a fourth I carry with me . Am I not poor , Aurelio , now ? Exchange
Of more debates between us would undo My resolution ; walk a little , prithee ,
Friends we are , and will embrace ; but let ' s not speak Another word . Aurel . I ' ll
...
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I ' ll endeavour to unfold it . Aurel . How fares the lord Adurni ? Fut . Sure in health
, sir . Aurel . He is a noble gentleman , withal Happy in his endeavours : the
general voice Sounds him for courtesy , behaviour , language , And every fair ...
I ' ll endeavour to unfold it . Aurel . How fares the lord Adurni ? Fut . Sure in health
, sir . Aurel . He is a noble gentleman , withal Happy in his endeavours : the
general voice Sounds him for courtesy , behaviour , language , And every fair ...
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I vow a match ; I ' ll feast the don to - day , And fast with him to - morrow . Guz .
Fair conditions . ADURNI , SPINELLA , AMORETTA , and Castanna pass · over
the stage . Adur . Futelli and Piero , follow speedily . Piero . My lord , we wait you .
I vow a match ; I ' ll feast the don to - day , And fast with him to - morrow . Guz .
Fair conditions . ADURNI , SPINELLA , AMORETTA , and Castanna pass · over
the stage . Adur . Futelli and Piero , follow speedily . Piero . My lord , we wait you .
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Pish , man ! the best , though call ' em ladies , madams , Fairs , fines , and honeys
, are but flesh and blood . Guz . Our choler must advance . Ful . Dost long for a
beating ? Shall ' s try a slash ? here ' s that shall do ' t ; I ' ll tap [ Draws . A gallon ...
Pish , man ! the best , though call ' em ladies , madams , Fairs , fines , and honeys
, are but flesh and blood . Guz . Our choler must advance . Ful . Dost long for a
beating ? Shall ' s try a slash ? here ' s that shall do ' t ; I ' ll tap [ Draws . A gallon ...
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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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