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[ Exeunt . SCENE III . London . — An Apartment in the Tower . Enter the Bishop OF Durham , Sir Robert ClifFORD , and Urswick . — Lights . Dur . You find , Sir Robert Clifford , how securely King Henry , our great master , doth commit ...
[ Exeunt . SCENE III . London . — An Apartment in the Tower . Enter the Bishop OF Durham , Sir Robert ClifFORD , and Urswick . — Lights . Dur . You find , Sir Robert Clifford , how securely King Henry , our great master , doth commit ...
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[ Exeunt all but the ladies . Countess . I have not seen a gentleman Of a more brave aspect , or goodlier carriage ; Lead onHis fortunes move not him — Madam , you are passionate SCENE I. 37 PERKIN WARBECK .
[ Exeunt all but the ladies . Countess . I have not seen a gentleman Of a more brave aspect , or goodlier carriage ; Lead onHis fortunes move not him — Madam , you are passionate SCENE I. 37 PERKIN WARBECK .
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[ Exeunt . SCENE II . London .-- The Tower . A Flourish . -Enter King HENRY , OXFORD , DurHAM , SURREY . K. Hen . Have ye condemn'd my chamberlain ? Dur . His treasons Condemn'd him , sir ; which were as clear and manifest , As foul and ...
[ Exeunt . SCENE II . London .-- The Tower . A Flourish . -Enter King HENRY , OXFORD , DurHAM , SURREY . K. Hen . Have ye condemn'd my chamberlain ? Dur . His treasons Condemn'd him , sir ; which were as clear and manifest , As foul and ...
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[ Exeunt Hunt . and Dal . K. Ja . Good , kind Huntley Is overjoyd : a fit solemnity Shall perfect these delights ; Crawford , attend Our order for the preparation . [ Exeunt all but FRION , HER . SKET . J. A - WAT . and Ast . Fri.
[ Exeunt Hunt . and Dal . K. Ja . Good , kind Huntley Is overjoyd : a fit solemnity Shall perfect these delights ; Crawford , attend Our order for the preparation . [ Exeunt all but FRION , HER . SKET . J. A - WAT . and Ast . Fri.
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Oh the toil [ Exeunt all but Frion . Of humouring this abject scum of mankind ! Muddy - brain'd peasants ! princes feel a misery Beyond impartial sufferance , whose extremes Must yield to such abettors : —yet our tides Runs smoothly ...
Oh the toil [ Exeunt all but Frion . Of humouring this abject scum of mankind ! Muddy - brain'd peasants ! princes feel a misery Beyond impartial sufferance , whose extremes Must yield to such abettors : —yet our tides Runs smoothly ...
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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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