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York's headless trunk , her father ; Edward's fate , Her brother , king ; the smothering of her nephews By tyrant Gloster , brother to her nature , Nor Gloster's own confusion , ( all decrees Sacred in heaven ) can move this woman ...
York's headless trunk , her father ; Edward's fate , Her brother , king ; the smothering of her nephews By tyrant Gloster , brother to her nature , Nor Gloster's own confusion , ( all decrees Sacred in heaven ) can move this woman ...
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He had been chaplain to the Countess of Richmond , who afterwards married Thomas Lord Stanley , the elder brother of Sir W. Stanley , the person here implicated ; and was trusted by this nobleman with the correspondence between him and ...
He had been chaplain to the Countess of Richmond , who afterwards married Thomas Lord Stanley , the elder brother of Sir W. Stanley , the person here implicated ; and was trusted by this nobleman with the correspondence between him and ...
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If I am right in this conjecture , he stood in some kind of relationship to Huntley , bis elder brother Alexander ( dead at this period ) having married Lady Jane Gordon , the earl's second daughter . 7 Stole into Flanders , flourishing ...
If I am right in this conjecture , he stood in some kind of relationship to Huntley , bis elder brother Alexander ( dead at this period ) having married Lady Jane Gordon , the earl's second daughter . 7 Stole into Flanders , flourishing ...
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Edward the Fifth , our brother , in his tragedy , Quench'd their hot thirst of blood , whose hire to murther Paid them their wages of despair and horror ; The softness of my childhood smiled upon The roughness of their task , and robb'd ...
Edward the Fifth , our brother , in his tragedy , Quench'd their hot thirst of blood , whose hire to murther Paid them their wages of despair and horror ; The softness of my childhood smiled upon The roughness of their task , and robb'd ...
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For your bounty , Royal magnificence to him that seeks it , We vow hereafter to demean ourself , As if we were your own and natural brother ; Omitting no occasion in our person , To express a gratitude beyond example . K. Ja .
For your bounty , Royal magnificence to him that seeks it , We vow hereafter to demean ourself , As if we were your own and natural brother ; Omitting no occasion in our person , To express a gratitude beyond example . K. Ja .
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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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