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Honest ! marry , hang her ! Thorney is my debtor ; I thought to have paid him too ;
but fools have fortune . [ Exit . SCENE II . Edmonton . — A Room in Carter ' s
House . Enter Old THORNEY and Carter . Thor . You offer , master Carter , like a
...
Honest ! marry , hang her ! Thorney is my debtor ; I thought to have paid him too ;
but fools have fortune . [ Exit . SCENE II . Edmonton . — A Room in Carter ' s
House . Enter Old THORNEY and Carter . Thor . You offer , master Carter , like a
...
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Thor . I cry you mercy , sir ; I understood you not . Car . I like young Frank well , so
does my Susan too ; the girl has a fancy to him , which makes me ready in my
purse . There be other suitors within , that make much noise to little purpose .
Thor . I cry you mercy , sir ; I understood you not . Car . I like young Frank well , so
does my Susan too ; the girl has a fancy to him , which makes me ready in my
purse . There be other suitors within , that make much noise to little purpose .
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Thor . What is the other gentleman ? Car . One Somerton ; the honester man of
the two , by five pound in every stone - weight . A civil fellow ; he has a fine
convenient estate of land in Westham , by Essex : master Ranges , that dwells by
Enfield ...
Thor . What is the other gentleman ? Car . One Somerton ; the honester man of
the two , by five pound in every stone - weight . A civil fellow ; he has a fine
convenient estate of land in Westham , by Essex : master Ranges , that dwells by
Enfield ...
Page 159
Will you go in , gentlemen ? Thor . We ' ll follow presently ; my son and I Have a
few words of business . Car . At your pleasure . [ Exeunt all but THORNEY and
FRANK . Thor . I think you guess the reason , Frank , for which I sent for you .
Frank .
Will you go in , gentlemen ? Thor . We ' ll follow presently ; my son and I Have a
few words of business . Car . At your pleasure . [ Exeunt all but THORNEY and
FRANK . Thor . I think you guess the reason , Frank , for which I sent for you .
Frank .
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Thor . You have already used Such thriving protestations to the maid , That she is
wholly yours ; and - speak the truth ,You love her , do you not ? Frank . ' T were
pity , sir , I should deceive her . Thor . Better you had been unborn . But is your ...
Thor . You have already used Such thriving protestations to the maid , That she is
wholly yours ; and - speak the truth ,You love her , do you not ? Frank . ' T were
pity , sir , I should deceive her . Thor . Better you had been unborn . But is your ...
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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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