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Page 385
Bian . I shall , in best of love , Regard the bosom - partner of lord . Fior . Ferentes . [ Aside to FER . Fer . Madam ? Fior . You are one loves courtship ...
Bian . I shall , in best of love , Regard the bosom - partner of lord . Fior . Ferentes . [ Aside to FER . Fer . Madam ? Fior . You are one loves courtship ...
Page 386
Bian . Sister , I should too much bewray my weakness , To give a resolution on a passion I never felt nor fear d . Nib , A modest answer . Fern .
Bian . Sister , I should too much bewray my weakness , To give a resolution on a passion I never felt nor fear d . Nib , A modest answer . Fern .
Page 397
Bian . My lord Fernando , you encounter fitly , I have a suit t'ye . Fern . ' Tis my duty , madam , To be commanded . Bian .
Bian . My lord Fernando , you encounter fitly , I have a suit t'ye . Fern . ' Tis my duty , madam , To be commanded . Bian .
Page 398
Bian . Sister , these words I understand not . Fern . ( aside . ) Swell not , unruly thoughts !Madam , the motion you propose , proceeds From the true touch ...
Bian . Sister , these words I understand not . Fern . ( aside . ) Swell not , unruly thoughts !Madam , the motion you propose , proceeds From the true touch ...
Page 399
Bian . I hope so too . D'Av . Let your highness , and you all , my lords , take advice how you motion his excellency on Roseilli's behalf ; there is more ...
Bian . I hope so too . D'Av . Let your highness , and you all , my lords , take advice how you motion his excellency on Roseilli's behalf ; there is more ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford |
| Author | W. Gifford |
| Published | 1827 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2014 |
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