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Page cviii
... without much effortSome way I must try To outdo art , and jealousy decry . G.310 . W.284 . if out of those inventions Which flow in Athens , thou hast ...
... without much effortSome way I must try To outdo art , and jealousy decry . G.310 . W.284 . if out of those inventions Which flow in Athens , thou hast ...
Page cxvii
Read : How say you by that , la ? and the sense is — What do you mean by that ? G.392 . W.360 . - Thou art as fretting as INTRODUCTION . cxvii.
Read : How say you by that , la ? and the sense is — What do you mean by that ? G.392 . W.360 . - Thou art as fretting as INTRODUCTION . cxvii.
Page cxviii
Thou art as fretting as an old gogram , “ i , e . A prim old lady . ” Ridiculous ! Gogram is a species of taffeta , gummed , like most of the silks and ...
Thou art as fretting as an old gogram , “ i , e . A prim old lady . ” Ridiculous ! Gogram is a species of taffeta , gummed , like most of the silks and ...
Page clxiv
Thou art a common creature . Read : thy praises That art a common creature ! 6.398 . W.360 . - Ray . ' Tis a lie . Folly . Squire !
Thou art a common creature . Read : thy praises That art a common creature ! 6.398 . W.360 . - Ray . ' Tis a lie . Folly . Squire !
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Thou art my husband , death ; I embrace thee . This spoils the metre ; read : Thou art my husband , death , and I embrace thee ! G. 508. W. 455.
Thou art my husband , death ; I embrace thee . This spoils the metre ; read : Thou art my husband , death , and I embrace thee ! G. 508. W. 455.
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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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