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Page xv
“ The Sun's Darling , ” in its present state , was performed in 1624 ; but not printed till 1658 , when the long persecution of the stage ( fortunately for ...
“ The Sun's Darling , ” in its present state , was performed in 1624 ; but not printed till 1658 , when the long persecution of the stage ( fortunately for ...
Page xvi
I suspect that this was the foundation of the present Masque , and that Decker was the author of it . If it be so , the incongruous nature of the fable is ...
I suspect that this was the foundation of the present Masque , and that Decker was the author of it . If it be so , the incongruous nature of the fable is ...
Page xvii
... and may have been the foundation of the present work , with a more popular name : -for Edmonton had already given a “ Devil to the delighted stage ...
... and may have been the foundation of the present work , with a more popular name : -for Edmonton had already given a “ Devil to the delighted stage ...
Page xxii
The present play has neither prologue nor epilogue ; but in the dedication to the Earl of Peterborough , who had openly manifested his satisfaction with the ...
The present play has neither prologue nor epilogue ; but in the dedication to the Earl of Peterborough , who had openly manifested his satisfaction with the ...
Page xxiii
... was performed at court nearly twenty years before the date of the present , * which bears besides tokens of a mind habituated to deep and solemn musings ...
... was performed at court nearly twenty years before the date of the present , * which bears besides tokens of a mind habituated to deep and solemn musings ...
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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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