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In a scene of great tenderness he commits his young wife , Spinella , to the joint
care of his uncle Trelcatio and her sister Castanna , while with his faithful but
suspicious friend Aurelio , he deposites a sum of money to be disposed of as the
...
In a scene of great tenderness he commits his young wife , Spinella , to the joint
care of his uncle Trelcatio and her sister Castanna , while with his faithful but
suspicious friend Aurelio , he deposites a sum of money to be disposed of as the
...
Page 8
... design upon the affections of the wife of the absent Auria ; and accordingly one
of the next scenes exhibits Spinella and her sister as the guests of the too
susceptible Adurni . A rich banquet , soft music , whatever could gratify the
senses had ...
... design upon the affections of the wife of the absent Auria ; and accordingly one
of the next scenes exhibits Spinella and her sister as the guests of the too
susceptible Adurni . A rich banquet , soft music , whatever could gratify the
senses had ...
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MARTINO , so Piero , } dependants on ADURNI . FUTELLI , } dependants on
ADURNI . Guzman , a braggadocio Spaniard . Fulgoso , an upstart gallant .
BENATZI , husband to LEVIDOLCHE . Spinella , wife to AURIA . CASTANNA , her
sister .
MARTINO , so Piero , } dependants on ADURNI . FUTELLI , } dependants on
ADURNI . Guzman , a braggadocio Spaniard . Fulgoso , an upstart gallant .
BENATZI , husband to LEVIDOLCHE . Spinella , wife to AURIA . CASTANNA , her
sister .
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I thank thee , My worthy wife ! Before we kiss , receive This caution from thine
Auria : first - Castanna , Let us bid farewell . ; [ Cast . walks aside . Spi . Speak ,
good , speak . Aur . The steps Young ladies tread , left to their own discretion ...
I thank thee , My worthy wife ! Before we kiss , receive This caution from thine
Auria : first - Castanna , Let us bid farewell . ; [ Cast . walks aside . Spi . Speak ,
good , speak . Aur . The steps Young ladies tread , left to their own discretion ...
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... 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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| 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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