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Speak , good , speak . Aur . The steps Young ladies tread , left to their own
discretion , However wisely printed , are observed , And construed as the lookers
- on presume : Point out thy ways then in such even paths , As thine own
jealousies ...
Speak , good , speak . Aur . The steps Young ladies tread , left to their own
discretion , However wisely printed , are observed , And construed as the lookers
- on presume : Point out thy ways then in such even paths , As thine own
jealousies ...
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Show me the man that lives , and to my face Dares speak , scarce think , such
tyranny against Spinella ' s constancy , except AurelioHe is my friend . Aurel .
There lives not then a friend Dares love you like Aurelio ; that Aurelio , Who , late
and ...
Show me the man that lives , and to my face Dares speak , scarce think , such
tyranny against Spinella ' s constancy , except AurelioHe is my friend . Aurel .
There lives not then a friend Dares love you like Aurelio ; that Aurelio , Who , late
and ...
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... another hundred 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 ...
... another hundred 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 ...
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Speak , Futelli . Fut . Spare me . . Piero has the tongue more pregnant . | Pero .
Nay , nay . Adur . Well , keep your mirth , my dainty honeys ; agree Some two
days hence , till when ! Piero . By any means , Partake the sport , my lord ; this
thing of ...
Speak , Futelli . Fut . Spare me . . Piero has the tongue more pregnant . | Pero .
Nay , nay . Adur . Well , keep your mirth , my dainty honeys ; agree Some two
days hence , till when ! Piero . By any means , Partake the sport , my lord ; this
thing of ...
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Speak you to me , sir ? Mal . Brave riddle ! 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 ...
Speak you to me , sir ? Mal . Brave riddle ! 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 ...
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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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