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... nay , , Castanna , you may hear our counsels ; A while you are design ' d your
sister ' s husband . Give me thy hand , Spinella : you did promise To send me
from you with more cheerful looks , Without a grudge or tear ; ' deed , love , you
did .
... nay , , Castanna , you may hear our counsels ; A while you are design ' d your
sister ' s husband . Give me thy hand , Spinella : you did promise To send me
from you with more cheerful looks , Without a grudge or tear ; ' deed , love , you
did .
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I am A gentleman free born , I never wore The rags of any great man ' s looks ,
nor fed Upon their after - meals ; I never crouch ' d Unto the offal of an office
promised ( Reward for long attendance ) , and then miss ' d . I read no difference
...
I am A gentleman free born , I never wore The rags of any great man ' s looks ,
nor fed Upon their after - meals ; I never crouch ' d Unto the offal of an office
promised ( Reward for long attendance ) , and then miss ' d . I read no difference
...
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... The set of looks , the posture of the beard , Beso las manos , cringes of the
knee , The very hums and ha ' s , thumps , and ah me ' s ! Guz . We understand all
these : advance . Fut . Then next , Your enemy in face , 28 THE LADY ' S TRIAL .
... The set of looks , the posture of the beard , Beso las manos , cringes of the
knee , The very hums and ha ' s , thumps , and ah me ' s ! Guz . We understand all
these : advance . Fut . Then next , Your enemy in face , 28 THE LADY ' S TRIAL .
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Look else : the lion roars , and the spaniel fawns ; down , cur ; the badger bribes
the unicorn , that a jury may not pass upon his pillage ; here the bear fees the
wolf , for he will not howl gratis ;beasts call pleading howling . – So then ! there
the ...
Look else : the lion roars , and the spaniel fawns ; down , cur ; the badger bribes
the unicorn , that a jury may not pass upon his pillage ; here the bear fees the
wolf , for he will not howl gratis ;beasts call pleading howling . – So then ! there
the ...
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Auria , come on , this weapon looks not pale [ Draws . At sight of that . - Again
hear , and believe it , What I have done , was well done and well meant ; Twenty
times over , were it new to do , I ' d do ' t and do ' t , and boast the pains religious ...
Auria , come on , this weapon looks not pale [ Draws . At sight of that . - Again
hear , and believe it , What I have done , was well done and well meant ; Twenty
times over , were it new to do , I ' d do ' t and do ' t , and boast the pains religious ...
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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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