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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... noble gentleman , withal Happy in his endeavours : the general voice Sounds him for courtesy , behaviour , language , And every fair demeanour , an example ; Titles of honour add not to his worth , Who is himself an honour to his titles ...
... noble gentleman , withal Happy in his endeavours : the general voice Sounds him for courtesy , behaviour , language , And every fair demeanour , an example ; Titles of honour add not to his worth , Who is himself an honour to his titles ...
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... noble as the first , I am sure more ancient . Aurel . Let me tell you , then , You are too bitter , talk you know not what . Make all men equals , and confound all course Of order , and of nature ! this is madness . Mal . ' Tis so ...
... noble as the first , I am sure more ancient . Aurel . Let me tell you , then , You are too bitter , talk you know not what . Make all men equals , and confound all course Of order , and of nature ! this is madness . Mal . ' Tis so ...
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... noble treachery , — That's swear and lie ; steal her away , and to her Cast caps , and cry victoria ! the field's Thine own , my don , she ' s ' thine . Guz . We do vouchsafe her . Fut . Hold her then fast . Guz . As fast as can the ...
... noble treachery , — That's swear and lie ; steal her away , and to her Cast caps , and cry victoria ! the field's Thine own , my don , she ' s ' thine . Guz . We do vouchsafe her . Fut . Hold her then fast . Guz . As fast as can the ...
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... noble confidence ! Fut . D'you note your rival ? Guz . With contempt I do . Ful . I can forego things nearer than my gold , Allied to my affections , and my blood ; Yea , honour , as it were , with the same kind Of careless confidence ...
... noble confidence ! Fut . D'you note your rival ? Guz . With contempt I do . Ful . I can forego things nearer than my gold , Allied to my affections , and my blood ; Yea , honour , as it were , with the same kind Of careless confidence ...
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... noble : Grant it ; another may be noble , too , And then we ' re both one noble ; " better still ! - Hab - nab's good ; wink and choose ; if one must have her , The other goes without her , -best of all ! - My spirit is too high to ...
... noble : Grant it ; another may be noble , too , And then we ' re both one noble ; " better still ! - Hab - nab's good ; wink and choose ; if one must have her , The other goes without her , -best of all ! - My spirit is too high to ...
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