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 55
... things as we pretend they were . Join help to mine , good man , and let us listen After this straying soul , and , till we find her , Bear our discomfort quietly . Aurel . So , doubtless , She may be soon discovered . Aur . That's spoke ...
... things as we pretend they were . Join help to mine , good man , and let us listen After this straying soul , and , till we find her , Bear our discomfort quietly . Aurel . So , doubtless , She may be soon discovered . Aur . That's spoke ...
Page 65
... thing , and wondrouth prety . Fut . A very country - catch ! - [ Aside . ] - Doubtless , some prince Belike hath sent it to congratulate Your night's repose . Amor . Think ye tho , thignor ? Fut . This gentleman approaching comes in ...
... thing , and wondrouth prety . Fut . A very country - catch ! - [ Aside . ] - Doubtless , some prince Belike hath sent it to congratulate Your night's repose . Amor . Think ye tho , thignor ? Fut . This gentleman approaching comes in ...
Page 66
... things and things . Amor . Dood ! thing't youathelf then . Ful . Nay , nay , I could never sing More than a gib - cat , or a very howlet ; But you shall hear me whistle it . Enter GUZMAN . Amor . Bleth uth , whoth thith ? Fut . Oh , ' t ...
... things and things . Amor . Dood ! thing't youathelf then . Ful . Nay , nay , I could never sing More than a gib - cat , or a very howlet ; But you shall hear me whistle it . Enter GUZMAN . Amor . Bleth uth , whoth thith ? Fut . Oh , ' t ...
Page 67
... thing , your man . Guz . She took him for my man ! love , thou wert just . [ Aside . Ful . I will not hold ; -his man ! ' t is time to speak Before my time : oh scurvy , I his man , That has no means for meat , or rags and seamrents ...
... thing , your man . Guz . She took him for my man ! love , thou wert just . [ Aside . Ful . I will not hold ; -his man ! ' t is time to speak Before my time : oh scurvy , I his man , That has no means for meat , or rags and seamrents ...
Page 101
... things above and under ground Are quicken'd with new heat , fresh blood , brave vigour , - That Spring , on thy fair cheeks , in kisses lays Ten thousand welcomes , free as are those rays From which thy name thou borrow'st ; glorious ...
... things above and under ground Are quicken'd with new heat , fresh blood , brave vigour , - That Spring , on thy fair cheeks , in kisses lays Ten thousand welcomes , free as are those rays From which thy name thou borrow'st ; glorious ...
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