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Fior . Ferentes . [ Aside to FER . Fer . Madam ? Fior . You are one loves courtship ; He hath some change of words , ' twere no lost labour To stuff your ...
Fior . Ferentes . [ Aside to FER . Fer . Madam ? Fior . You are one loves courtship ; He hath some change of words , ' twere no lost labour To stuff your ...
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Fior . ( aside to D'Av . ) Exceeding good ; the man will “ undertake ! " Observe it , D'Avolos . D'Av . Lady , I do ; ' Tis a smooth praise . Duke .
Fior . ( aside to D'Av . ) Exceeding good ; the man will “ undertake ! " Observe it , D'Avolos . D'Av . Lady , I do ; ' Tis a smooth praise . Duke .
Page 387
On ! Fior . ( aside to D'Av . ) Now take thy time , or never , D'Avolos ; ; Prevail , and I will raise thee high in grace . D'Av . Madam , I will omit no ...
On ! Fior . ( aside to D'Av . ) Now take thy time , or never , D'Avolos ; ; Prevail , and I will raise thee high in grace . D'Av . Madam , I will omit no ...
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Fior . My lord Fernando , what , so hard at study ! You are a kind companion to yourself , That love to be alone so . Fern . Madam , no ; I rather chose ...
Fior . My lord Fernando , what , so hard at study ! You are a kind companion to yourself , That love to be alone so . Fern . Madam , no ; I rather chose ...
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Fior . Fy , fy ! your wit hath too much edge . Fern . Would that , Or any thing , that I could challenge mine , Were but of value to express how much I ...
Fior . Fy , fy ! your wit hath too much edge . Fern . Would that , Or any thing , that I could challenge mine , Were but of value to express how much I ...
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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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