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Page 17
... d with noble company ; remember , A woman ' s virtue , in her lifetime , writes
The epitaph all covet on their tombs : In short , I know thou never wilt forget
Whose wife thou art , or how upon thy lips Thy husband at his parting seal ' d this
kiss .
... d with noble company ; remember , A woman ' s virtue , in her lifetime , writes
The epitaph all covet on their tombs : In short , I know thou never wilt forget
Whose wife thou art , or how upon thy lips Thy husband at his parting seal ' d this
kiss .
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Thou art near Already on a shipwreck , in forsaking The holy land of friendship , [
and forbearing ] To talk your wants . - Fy ! Aur . By that sacred thing Last issued
from the temple where it dwelt , I mean our friendship , I am sunk so low , In my ...
Thou art near Already on a shipwreck , in forsaking The holy land of friendship , [
and forbearing ] To talk your wants . - Fy ! Aur . By that sacred thing Last issued
from the temple where it dwelt , I mean our friendship , I am sunk so low , In my ...
Page 46
Save ye , people . Ful . Why , save thee too , if thou be ' st of Heaven ' s making ;
What art ? - fear nothing , don , we have our blades , Are metal men ourselves ,
try us who dare . Guz . Our brother speaks our mind , think what you please on ' t .
Save ye , people . Ful . Why , save thee too , if thou be ' st of Heaven ' s making ;
What art ? - fear nothing , don , we have our blades , Are metal men ourselves ,
try us who dare . Guz . Our brother speaks our mind , think what you please on ' t .
Page 76
Levi . dolche , thou art mine ; on : what conditions , the world shall soon witness :
yet since our hands join ' d , I have not interessed ? my possession of thy bed ;
nor till I have accounted to thy injunction , do I mean : kiss me quick , and resolute
...
Levi . dolche , thou art mine ; on : what conditions , the world shall soon witness :
yet since our hands join ' d , I have not interessed ? my possession of thy bed ;
nor till I have accounted to thy injunction , do I mean : kiss me quick , and resolute
...
Page 77
Ah , thou — but what ? I know not how to call thee : Fain would I smother grief ,
but out it must ' ; My heart is broke : thou hast for many a day Been at a loss , and
now art lost for ever ; Lost , lost , without recovery . · Lev . With pardon , Let me ...
Ah , thou — but what ? I know not how to call thee : Fain would I smother grief ,
but out it must ' ; My heart is broke : thou hast for many a day Been at a loss , and
now art lost for ever ; Lost , lost , without recovery . · Lev . With pardon , Let me ...
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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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