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Page cxvi
Fernando has spoken but once since the entrance of Fiormonda , and it certainly required the eagle eye of Mr. Weber to discover any “ new - coined words ” in his speech , which is simple though courtly . Change of words , is plenty of ...
Fernando has spoken but once since the entrance of Fiormonda , and it certainly required the eagle eye of Mr. Weber to discover any “ new - coined words ” in his speech , which is simple though courtly . Change of words , is plenty of ...
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W.366 . thou hast made me laugh Beside my spleen . Anciently the spleen was supposed to be the seat of laughter . And therefore the Duke laughs beside it ! But what did Mr. Weber think he had explained ? G.399 . W.366 . – Fernando ...
W.366 . thou hast made me laugh Beside my spleen . Anciently the spleen was supposed to be the seat of laughter . And therefore the Duke laughs beside it ! But what did Mr. Weber think he had explained ? G.399 . W.366 . – Fernando ...
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“ At night , " Fernando says , I'll meet you at my lord Petruchio's house . " Yet Mr. Weber sends them both to Mauruccio's ! G.411 , W.378 . - Oh for the party , who now ? Read : Oh for the party who , now ! G.413 .
“ At night , " Fernando says , I'll meet you at my lord Petruchio's house . " Yet Mr. Weber sends them both to Mauruccio's ! G.411 , W.378 . - Oh for the party , who now ? Read : Oh for the party who , now ! G.413 .
Page cxxix
Bianca is enumerating her ' dying bequests : she bequeaths her tragedy to her husband , who had just poniarded her , her heart to her lover Fernando , and dies with the word on her lips . The reader , who has seen and admired Mr.
Bianca is enumerating her ' dying bequests : she bequeaths her tragedy to her husband , who had just poniarded her , her heart to her lover Fernando , and dies with the word on her lips . The reader , who has seen and admired Mr.
Page 375
FERNANDO , Favourite to the Duke . FERENTES , a wanton Courtier . Roseilli , a young Nobleman . Petruchio , two Counsellors of State . NIBRASSA , Roderico D'Avolos , Secretary to the Duke . MAURUCCIO , an old Antick .
FERNANDO , Favourite to the Duke . FERENTES , a wanton Courtier . Roseilli , a young Nobleman . Petruchio , two Counsellors of State . NIBRASSA , Roderico D'Avolos , Secretary to the Duke . MAURUCCIO , an old Antick .
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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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