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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... fair demeanour , an example ; Titles of honour add not to his worth , Who is himself an honour to his titles . Mal . You know from whence this comes ? Fut . I do . Mal . D'ye laugh ! But that I must consider such as spaniels To those ...
... fair demeanour , an example ; Titles of honour add not to his worth , Who is himself an honour to his titles . Mal . You know from whence this comes ? Fut . I do . Mal . D'ye laugh ! But that I must consider such as spaniels To those ...
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... I know what ; You see the worst of me , and what ' s all this now ? Piero . A very spark , I vow ; you will be stiled Fulgoso the invincible . But did The fair Spinella lose an equal part ? How much SC . 1. ] 31 THE LADY'S TRIAL .
... I know what ; You see the worst of me , and what ' s all this now ? Piero . A very spark , I vow ; you will be stiled Fulgoso the invincible . But did The fair Spinella lose an equal part ? How much SC . 1. ] 31 THE LADY'S TRIAL .
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With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory John Ford. The fair Spinella lose an equal part ? How much in all d ' you say ? Ful . Bare threescore ducats , Thirty apiece , we need not care who know it . She play'd ; I went ...
With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory John Ford. The fair Spinella lose an equal part ? How much in all d ' you say ? Ful . Bare threescore ducats , Thirty apiece , we need not care who know it . She play'd ; I went ...
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... fair conditions . Fut . Still don is don the great . Piero . He shows the greatness Of his vast stomach in the quick embracement Of th ' other's dinner . Fut . ' Twas the ready means To catch his friendship . Piero . You're a pair of ...
... fair conditions . Fut . Still don is don the great . Piero . He shows the greatness Of his vast stomach in the quick embracement Of th ' other's dinner . Fut . ' Twas the ready means To catch his friendship . Piero . You're a pair of ...
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... Fair conditions . ADURNI , SPINELLA , AMORETTA , and CASTANNA pass over the stage . 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 ...
... Fair conditions . ADURNI , SPINELLA , AMORETTA , and CASTANNA pass over the stage . 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 ...
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