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Page 443
SOMERTON , FRANK , THORNEY's son . CUDDY BANKS , the clown . Morrice - dancers . SAWGUT , an old fiddler . Justice , Constable , Officers , Serving - men and WOMEN . Mother SAWYER , the WITCH . Ann ,. maids . Dog , a familiar .
SOMERTON , FRANK , THORNEY's son . CUDDY BANKS , the clown . Morrice - dancers . SAWGUT , an old fiddler . Justice , Constable , Officers , Serving - men and WOMEN . Mother SAWYER , the WITCH . Ann ,. maids . Dog , a familiar .
Page 445
Enter Frank THORNEY and WINNIFREDE . Frank . Come , wench ; why , here's a business soon dispatch'd . Thy heart I know is now at ease : thou need'st not Fear what the tattling gossips in their cups Can speak against thy fame ; thy child ...
Enter Frank THORNEY and WINNIFREDE . Frank . Come , wench ; why , here's a business soon dispatch'd . Thy heart I know is now at ease : thou need'st not Fear what the tattling gossips in their cups Can speak against thy fame ; thy child ...
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Frank . Fathers are Won by degrees , not bluntly , as our masters Or wronged friends are ; and besides I'll use Such dutiful and ready means , that ere He can have notice of what's past , th ' inheritance To which I am born heir , shall ...
Frank . Fathers are Won by degrees , not bluntly , as our masters Or wronged friends are ; and besides I'll use Such dutiful and ready means , that ere He can have notice of what's past , th ' inheritance To which I am born heir , shall ...
Page 447
Frank . Which thou shalt have Once every month at least . Win . Once every month ! Is this to have an husband ? Frank . Perhaps oftener ; That's as occasion serves . Win . Ay , ay ; in case No other beauty tempt your eye , whom you Like ...
Frank . Which thou shalt have Once every month at least . Win . Once every month ! Is this to have an husband ? Frank . Perhaps oftener ; That's as occasion serves . Win . Ay , ay ; in case No other beauty tempt your eye , whom you Like ...
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Frank . Thus then ; Make thyself ready ; at the furthest house Upon the green , without the town , your uncle Expects you . For a little time , farewell ! Win . Sweet , We shall meet again as soon as thou canst possibly ? Frank .
Frank . Thus then ; Make thyself ready ; at the furthest house Upon the green , without the town , your uncle Expects you . For a little time , farewell ! Win . Sweet , We shall meet again as soon as thou canst possibly ? Frank .
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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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