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Page xcix
Let my youth Revel in these new pleasures ; if we thrive , He now hath but a pair of days to live . Hippolita speaks not of herself but of Soranzo ...
Let my youth Revel in these new pleasures ; if we thrive , He now hath but a pair of days to live . Hippolita speaks not of herself but of Soranzo ...
Page cxv
“ No engagement of friendship shall more justly live a president . " Read : shall more justly live a precedent . G.378 . W.348 . - Whose commanding cheek .
“ No engagement of friendship shall more justly live a president . " Read : shall more justly live a precedent . G.378 . W.348 . - Whose commanding cheek .
Page cxxx
Fellow , learn to new live the way to thrift . For thee , in grace , is a repentant shrift . This is a strange passage . Read : Fellow , learn to new live .
Fellow , learn to new live the way to thrift . For thee , in grace , is a repentant shrift . This is a strange passage . Read : Fellow , learn to new live .
Page cxxxv
Let me live a bankrupt . r . Let me first live . Mr. Weber did not notice the sarcasm here meant by the poet ; Sketon was at this time a bankrupt . G.54 .
Let me live a bankrupt . r . Let me first live . Mr. Weber did not notice the sarcasm here meant by the poet ; Sketon was at this time a bankrupt . G.54 .
Page cxlvii
G. 221. W. 194. - Yet be abates in this . Read : Yet he abates in his . G. 222. W. 195 .-- For he can live without 12 INTRODUCTION . cxlvii 66 ...
G. 221. W. 194. - Yet be abates in this . Read : Yet he abates in his . G. 222. W. 195 .-- For he can live without 12 INTRODUCTION . cxlvii 66 ...
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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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