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Page 61
... no , by'r lady , ' tis unfit ! And yet you see how I do bear this change ; Methinks courageously : then shake off care In such a time of jollity . Dal . Alas , sir , How can you cast. 9 The healths in bonny - clabber .
... no , by'r lady , ' tis unfit ! And yet you see how I do bear this change ; Methinks courageously : then shake off care In such a time of jollity . Dal . Alas , sir , How can you cast. 9 The healths in bonny - clabber .
Page 62
Alas , sir , How can you cast a mist upon your griefs ? Which howsoe'er you shadow , but present To [ any ] judging eye , the perfect substance of which mine are but counterfeits . Hunt . Foh , Dalyell ! Thou interrupt'st the part I ...
Alas , sir , How can you cast a mist upon your griefs ? Which howsoe'er you shadow , but present To [ any ] judging eye , the perfect substance of which mine are but counterfeits . Hunt . Foh , Dalyell ! Thou interrupt'st the part I ...
Page 63
A pardon For my most foolish slighting thy deserts ; I have culld out this time to beg it : prithee , Be gentle ; had I been so , thou hadst own'd A happy bride , but now a cast - away , And never child of mine more . Dal .
A pardon For my most foolish slighting thy deserts ; I have culld out this time to beg it : prithee , Be gentle ; had I been so , thou hadst own'd A happy bride , but now a cast - away , And never child of mine more . Dal .
Page 77
The experience In former trials , sir , both of mine own or other princes , cast out of their thrones , Hath so acquainted me , how misery Is destitute of friends , or of relief , That I can easily submit to taste Lowest reproof ...
The experience In former trials , sir , both of mine own or other princes , cast out of their thrones , Hath so acquainted me , how misery Is destitute of friends , or of relief , That I can easily submit to taste Lowest reproof ...
Page 79
The glory of Heydon - hall devasted ? that Of Edington cast down ? the pile of Fulden O'erthrown , and this , the strongest of their forts , Old Ayton - Castle , yielded and demolish'd , And yet not peep abroad ?
The glory of Heydon - hall devasted ? that Of Edington cast down ? the pile of Fulden O'erthrown , and this , the strongest of their forts , Old Ayton - Castle , yielded and demolish'd , And yet not peep abroad ?
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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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