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My sister shall to me stand an example , Of pouring free devotions for your safety
. Aur . Gentle Castanna , thou ' rt a branch of goodness Grown on the self - same
stock with my Spinella . - - But why , my dear , hast thou lock ' d up thy speech ...
My sister shall to me stand an example , Of pouring free devotions for your safety
. Aur . Gentle Castanna , thou ' rt a branch of goodness Grown on the self - same
stock with my Spinella . - - But why , my dear , hast thou lock ' d up thy speech ...
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Imagine so , And that this rich suit of imagination Is on already now : - here stands
your Amoretta , Make your approach and court her . Guz . Lustre of beauty , Not to
affright your tender soul with horror , We may descend to tales of peace and ...
Imagine so , And that this rich suit of imagination Is on already now : - here stands
your Amoretta , Make your approach and court her . Guz . Lustre of beauty , Not to
affright your tender soul with horror , We may descend to tales of peace and ...
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The valiant will stand to ' t . Ful . So say I ; we will eat , and drink , and squander ,
Till all do split again . Guz . March on with greediness . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . A
Room in the House of MARTINO. 1 Skip - jacks , or chouses . ] Turkish officers ...
The valiant will stand to ' t . Ful . So say I ; we will eat , and drink , and squander ,
Till all do split again . Guz . March on with greediness . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . A
Room in the House of MARTINO. 1 Skip - jacks , or chouses . ] Turkish officers ...
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... honour , and reprieve a name From injury , by printing on their bosoms Some
deadly character , whose drunken surfeits Put forth such base aspersions : as I
am , Scorn and contempt is virtue : my desert Stands far above their malice . Mart
.
... honour , and reprieve a name From injury , by printing on their bosoms Some
deadly character , whose drunken surfeits Put forth such base aspersions : as I
am , Scorn and contempt is virtue : my desert Stands far above their malice . Mart
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His anger threatens mischief ! Amor . Whom , I prethee , Doth the man speak to ?
Adur . Lady , be not mov ' d ; I will stand champion for your honour , hazard All
what is dearest to me . Spin . Mercy , heaven ! Champion for me , and Auria living
!
His anger threatens mischief ! Amor . Whom , I prethee , Doth the man speak to ?
Adur . Lady , be not mov ' d ; I will stand champion for your honour , hazard All
what is dearest to me . Spin . Mercy , heaven ! Champion for me , and Auria living
!
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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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