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THE lover's MELANCHOLY ' TIS PITY she's A WHORE THE BROKEN HEART LOVE'S SACRIFICE . 241 . 371 ERRATA . Page xcv , line 3 from bottom ,
THE lover's MELANCHOLY ' TIS PITY she's A WHORE THE BROKEN HEART LOVE'S SACRIFICE . 241 . 371 ERRATA . Page xcv , line 3 from bottom ,
Page xxvii
... the characters proceed from error to error , and from crime to crime , till they exhaust their own interest , and finally expire without care or pity .
... the characters proceed from error to error , and from crime to crime , till they exhaust their own interest , and finally expire without care or pity .
Page lxxviii
... and , as if this were not sufficient , breaks out once more in a childish rant , which can only excite pity by its hopeless imbecility .
... and , as if this were not sufficient , breaks out once more in a childish rant , which can only excite pity by its hopeless imbecility .
Page cvi
if thy pity Unto a yielding brother's passion , tend One finger , but to ease it . Read : lend One finger , but to ease it . G. 301. W.276 .
if thy pity Unto a yielding brother's passion , tend One finger , but to ease it . Read : lend One finger , but to ease it . G. 301. W.276 .
Page cxxxv
I will not vouchsafe An eye to pity . an eye of pity . Read : G.61 . W.53 . and healths in bonny clabber . “ I have not been able to discover what ...
I will not vouchsafe An eye to pity . an eye of pity . Read : G.61 . W.53 . and healths in bonny clabber . “ I have not been able to discover what ...
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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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