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Page cxliii
Sure some dotage lend a cunning , & c . Read : lends a cunning . G. 151. W.134 . I now appear in fashion Unto men , am received .
Sure some dotage lend a cunning , & c . Read : lends a cunning . G. 151. W.134 . I now appear in fashion Unto men , am received .
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Sure this bulk of mine ' Tails in the size a tympany of greatness . On this absurd reading , Mr. Weber has a more absurd note , with which I will not ...
Sure this bulk of mine ' Tails in the size a tympany of greatness . On this absurd reading , Mr. Weber has a more absurd note , with which I will not ...
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Read : Sure this bulk of mine Tails in the size ! A tympany of greatness Puffs up too monstrously my narrow chest . G. 306. W. 275.
Read : Sure this bulk of mine Tails in the size ! A tympany of greatness Puffs up too monstrously my narrow chest . G. 306. W. 275.
Page clviii
Read : Sure , state and ceremony Inhabit here . Like strangers , we shall wait Formality of entertainment . G. 344. W.306 . — Commands a duty .
Read : Sure , state and ceremony Inhabit here . Like strangers , we shall wait Formality of entertainment . G. 344. W.306 . — Commands a duty .
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Shun Phocion's blushes thou ; for sure to please It is no sin , then what is thy disease ? Judgment's applause ? effeminated smiles ?
Shun Phocion's blushes thou ; for sure to please It is no sin , then what is thy disease ? Judgment's applause ? effeminated smiles ?
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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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