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Page 14
But all this , on the French king's part , was but a trick , the better to bow king Henry to peace ; and therefore upon the first grain of incense , that was sacrificed upon the altar of peace at Boloign , Perkin was smoked away .
But all this , on the French king's part , was but a trick , the better to bow king Henry to peace ; and therefore upon the first grain of incense , that was sacrificed upon the altar of peace at Boloign , Perkin was smoked away .
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It appears , however , from better authorities than those before us , that Perkin was very respectably , not to say honourably , attended , on this occasion . VOL . II . D A much distressed prince : king Charles of France , SCENE I. 33 ...
It appears , however , from better authorities than those before us , that Perkin was very respectably , not to say honourably , attended , on this occasion . VOL . II . D A much distressed prince : king Charles of France , SCENE I. 33 ...
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You may , you may ; And so persuade your subjects that the title Of York is better , nay , more just and lawful , Than yours of Lancaster ! so Stanley holds : Which if it be not treason in the highest , Then we are traitors all ...
You may , you may ; And so persuade your subjects that the title Of York is better , nay , more just and lawful , Than yours of Lancaster ! so Stanley holds : Which if it be not treason in the highest , Then we are traitors all ...
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Lift them up To heaven , his better genius ! War . Can you study , While such a devil raves ? Oh , sir . K. Ja . Well , -bishop , You'll not be drawn to mercy ? Dur . Construe me In like case by a subject of your own : My resolution's ...
Lift them up To heaven , his better genius ! War . Can you study , While such a devil raves ? Oh , sir . K. Ja . Well , -bishop , You'll not be drawn to mercy ? Dur . Construe me In like case by a subject of your own : My resolution's ...
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We could not wish it better . — Dalyell ! Enter DALYELL . Dal . Here , sir . K. Ja . Are Huntley and his daughter sent for ? Dal . Sent for , And come , my lord . K. Ja . Say to the English prince , We want his company . Dal .
We could not wish it better . — Dalyell ! Enter DALYELL . Dal . Here , sir . K. Ja . Are Huntley and his daughter sent for ? Dal . Sent for , And come , my lord . K. Ja . Say to the English prince , We want his company . Dal .
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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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