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Page xlii
... and , which is most , Crown'd with the rich traditions of a soul That hates to have her dignity profaned With any relish of an earthly thought !
... and , which is most , Crown'd with the rich traditions of a soul That hates to have her dignity profaned With any relish of an earthly thought !
Page cxi
Rich fortune's guard . Mr. Weber , who has an explanatory note here , too , has missed the poet's meaning after all . Read : Rich fortunes guard !
Rich fortune's guard . Mr. Weber , who has an explanatory note here , too , has missed the poet's meaning after all . Read : Rich fortunes guard !
Page cxliv
Rich services in place , soft and fair lodgings . Read : Rich services in plate , & c . G. 167. W. 147. - For it ' twere . Read : For ' twere , & c .
Rich services in place , soft and fair lodgings . Read : Rich services in plate , & c . G. 167. W. 147. - For it ' twere . Read : For ' twere , & c .
Page clxvii
... rich juice . ] “ Expressing for pressing out . The Masque throughout abounds with pedantry , a species of ornament , which , from the patronage of James ...
... rich juice . ] “ Expressing for pressing out . The Masque throughout abounds with pedantry , a species of ornament , which , from the patronage of James ...
Page clxxxvi
Unto this altar , rich with thy own spice , I bring one grain to thy Love's SACRIFICE ; And boast to see thy flames ascending , while Perfumes enrich our ...
Unto this altar , rich with thy own spice , I bring one grain to thy Love's SACRIFICE ; And boast to see thy flames ascending , while Perfumes enrich our ...
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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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