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Page ii
Pray , Mr. Macklin , who was the stupid author ? • I , sir ! ' roared the veteran , in a tone that took away , continued Badeley , all desire to continue the conversation . ” TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM CAVENDISH , EARL OF NEWCASTLE ...
Pray , Mr. Macklin , who was the stupid author ? • I , sir ! ' roared the veteran , in a tone that took away , continued Badeley , all desire to continue the conversation . ” TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM CAVENDISH , EARL OF NEWCASTLE ...
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TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM CAVENDISH , EARL OF NEWCASTLE , VISCOUNT MANSFIELD , LORD BOLSOVER AND OGLE . ? MY LORD , Out of the darkness of a former age , ( enlightened by a late both learned and an honourable pen , ) ?
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM CAVENDISH , EARL OF NEWCASTLE , VISCOUNT MANSFIELD , LORD BOLSOVER AND OGLE . ? MY LORD , Out of the darkness of a former age , ( enlightened by a late both learned and an honourable pen , ) ?
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Earl of Oxford . Earl of SURREY . Fox , Bishop of Durham . Urswick , Chaplain to the King . Sir ROBERT CLIFFORD . LAMBERT SIMNEL . Hialas , a Spanish Agent . JAMES IV . King of Scotland . Earl of HuntLEY . Earl of CRAWFORD .
Earl of Oxford . Earl of SURREY . Fox , Bishop of Durham . Urswick , Chaplain to the King . Sir ROBERT CLIFFORD . LAMBERT SIMNEL . Hialas , a Spanish Agent . JAMES IV . King of Scotland . Earl of HuntLEY . Earl of CRAWFORD .
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Earl of OXFORD , Earl of SURREY , and Lord DAWBENEY . - A Guard . K. Hen . Still to be haunted , still to be pursued , Still to be frighted with false apparitions Of pageant majesty , and new - coin'd greatness , As if we were a mockery ...
Earl of OXFORD , Earl of SURREY , and Lord DAWBENEY . - A Guard . K. Hen . Still to be haunted , still to be pursued , Still to be frighted with false apparitions Of pageant majesty , and new - coin'd greatness , As if we were a mockery ...
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For ninety years ten English kings and princes , Threescore great dukes and earls , a thousand lords And valiant knights , two hundred fifty thousand Of English subjects have , in civil wars , Been sacrificed to an uncivil thirst Of ...
For ninety years ten English kings and princes , Threescore great dukes and earls , a thousand lords And valiant knights , two hundred fifty thousand Of English subjects have , in civil wars , Been sacrificed to an uncivil thirst Of ...
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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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