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Page xv
Passages of considerable beauty , especially in the last two acts , frequently occur ; but there is nothing to redeem the absurdity of the plot .
Passages of considerable beauty , especially in the last two acts , frequently occur ; but there is nothing to redeem the absurdity of the plot .
Page xxxix
It is not from any peculiar beauty of language — for in this he is equalled by his contemporaries , and , by some of them , surpassed ; nor is it from any ...
It is not from any peculiar beauty of language — for in this he is equalled by his contemporaries , and , by some of them , surpassed ; nor is it from any ...
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Read : With thy most lovely beauty . THE BROKEN HEART . G. 222. W.223.- “ Fide Honor , as has been already observed , is a perfect anagram of John Ford .
Read : With thy most lovely beauty . THE BROKEN HEART . G. 222. W.223.- “ Fide Honor , as has been already observed , is a perfect anagram of John Ford .
Page cxiv
... we contribute in a very eminent degree to the strength and beauty of the edifice . G. 363. W.330 . - Oh , Tecnicus , I call to mind the augury .
... we contribute in a very eminent degree to the strength and beauty of the edifice . G. 363. W.330 . - Oh , Tecnicus , I call to mind the augury .
Page cxxiii
W.380 . such barmony of admiral beauty . Admirul Beauty is very good ! As the name however does not appear in the Navy - list of Pavy , we may venture to ...
W.380 . such barmony of admiral beauty . Admirul Beauty is very good ! As the name however does not appear in the Navy - list of Pavy , we may venture to ...
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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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