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Page lxxxiv
Hucksters set thee on their gingerbread . Read : Hucksters set thee out , in gingerbread . G.33 . W. 142.- " To toss the pike and to toss the bar are the ...
Hucksters set thee on their gingerbread . Read : Hucksters set thee out , in gingerbread . G.33 . W. 142.- " To toss the pike and to toss the bar are the ...
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Read : Have at thee , last of all , for the Princess Thamasta , she that is my mistress indeed . She is abominably proud ; but I have , & c . G.56 . W. 163.
Read : Have at thee , last of all , for the Princess Thamasta , she that is my mistress indeed . She is abominably proud ; but I have , & c . G.56 . W. 163.
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Stay thy paws , Courageous beast ! also , lo ! the gorgeous skull , That shall transform thee to that stone , & c . Read : Stay thy paws , Courageous beast ...
Stay thy paws , Courageous beast ! also , lo ! the gorgeous skull , That shall transform thee to that stone , & c . Read : Stay thy paws , Courageous beast ...
Page xci
Come ! to trial , if thou beest Eroclea : in my bosom I can find thee . " Read : Come , to trial : if thou beest Eroclea , in my bosom I can find thee .
Come ! to trial , if thou beest Eroclea : in my bosom I can find thee . " Read : Come , to trial : if thou beest Eroclea , in my bosom I can find thee .
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But to dispense With my revenge on thee twere all in vain . “ This seems to be merely a figurative way of saying , I would I were dead !
But to dispense With my revenge on thee twere all in vain . “ This seems to be merely a figurative way of saying , I would I were dead !
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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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