The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2J. & J. Harper, 1831 - English drama |
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Page 24
... Adur . Stop , gentlemen , you run a gallop both ; Are out of breath sure : ' t is a kind of compli- ment Scarce enter'd to the times ; but certainly You coin a humour ; let me understand Deliberately your fancy . Piero . In plain troth ...
... Adur . Stop , gentlemen , you run a gallop both ; Are out of breath sure : ' t is a kind of compli- ment Scarce enter'd to the times ; but certainly You coin a humour ; let me understand Deliberately your fancy . Piero . In plain troth ...
Page 25
... Adur . I betray No secrets of such use . Piero and Fut . Your lordship's humblest . [ Exeunt . SCENE III . A Room in MALFATO's House . Enter AURELIO and MALFATO . Aurel . A melancholy , grounded , and resolv'd , Received into a habit ...
... Adur . I betray No secrets of such use . Piero and Fut . Your lordship's humblest . [ Exeunt . SCENE III . A Room in MALFATO's House . Enter AURELIO and MALFATO . Aurel . A melancholy , grounded , and resolv'd , Received into a habit ...
Page 35
... Adur . Futelli and Piero , follow speedily . Piero . My lord , we wait you . Fut . We shall soon return . [ Exeunt all but FUL . and Guz . Ful . What's that I saw ? -a sound . Guz . A voice for certain . Ful . It named a lord .. 1 Guz ...
... Adur . Futelli and Piero , follow speedily . Piero . My lord , we wait you . Fut . We shall soon return . [ Exeunt all but FUL . and Guz . Ful . What's that I saw ? -a sound . Guz . A voice for certain . Ful . It named a lord .. 1 Guz ...
Page 40
... Adur . Plead not , fair creature , without sense of pity , So incompassionately ' gainst a service , In nothing faulty more than pure obedience : My honours and my fortunes are led captives In triumph , by your all - commanding beauty ...
... Adur . Plead not , fair creature , without sense of pity , So incompassionately ' gainst a service , In nothing faulty more than pure obedience : My honours and my fortunes are led captives In triumph , by your all - commanding beauty ...
Page 41
... Adur . Dear , how sweetly Reproof drops from that balmy spring your breath ! Now could I read a lecture of my griefs , Unearth a mine of jewels at your foot , Command a golden shower to reign down , Impoverish every kingdom of the East ...
... Adur . Dear , how sweetly Reproof drops from that balmy spring your breath ! Now could I read a lecture of my griefs , Unearth a mine of jewels at your foot , Command a golden shower to reign down , Impoverish every kingdom of the East ...
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