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... Guzman , the Spaniard late cashier ' d , most gravely Observes the full
punctilios of his nation ; And him have we beleaguer ' d to accost This she - pièce
, under a pretence of being Grandee of Spain , and cousin to twelve princes . <
Fut .
... Guzman , the Spaniard late cashier ' d , most gravely Observes the full
punctilios of his nation ; And him have we beleaguer ' d to accost This she - pièce
, under a pretence of being Grandee of Spain , and cousin to twelve princes . <
Fut .
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... with ; we will riot With every change of meats , which may renew Our blood
unto a spring , so pure , so high , That from our pleasures shall proceed a race Of
sceptre - bearing princes , who at once Must reign in every quarter of the globe .
... with ; we will riot With every change of meats , which may renew Our blood
unto a spring , so pure , so high , That from our pleasures shall proceed a race Of
sceptre - bearing princes , who at once Must reign in every quarter of the globe .
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... and queens , and princes , that you ' d think They breathe and smile upon you .
Amor . Ha they crownths , Great crownths oth gold upon their headths ? Piero .
Pure gold ; Drawn all in state . Amor . How many horthes , pray , Are ith SC . 111 .
... and queens , and princes , that you ' d think They breathe and smile upon you .
Amor . Ha they crownths , Great crownths oth gold upon their headths ? Piero .
Pure gold ; Drawn all in state . Amor . How many horthes , pray , Are ith SC . 111 .
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Which to make good , our state of Genoa , Not willing that a native of her own , So
able for her safety , should take pension From any other prince , hath cast upon
you The government of Corsica . Trel . Adds thereto , . . Besides th ' allowance ...
Which to make good , our state of Genoa , Not willing that a native of her own , So
able for her safety , should take pension From any other prince , hath cast upon
you The government of Corsica . Trel . Adds thereto , . . Besides th ' allowance ...
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Piero . What call ye this , a song ? Amor . Yeth , a delithious thing , and
wondrouth prety . Fut . A very country - catch ! - ( Aside . ) - Doubtless , some
prince Belike hath sent it to congratulate Your night ' s repose . Amor . Think ye
tho , thignor ?
Piero . What call ye this , a song ? Amor . Yeth , a delithious thing , and
wondrouth prety . Fut . A very country - catch ! - ( Aside . ) - Doubtless , some
prince Belike hath sent it to congratulate Your night ' s repose . Amor . Think ye
tho , thignor ?
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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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