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Page 41
... in the sweetness of his nature , Forget your trespass : but howe'er your body Fall into dust , he vows , the king himself Doth vow , to keep a requiem for your soul , As for a friend , close treasured in his bosom .
... in the sweetness of his nature , Forget your trespass : but howe'er your body Fall into dust , he vows , the king himself Doth vow , to keep a requiem for your soul , As for a friend , close treasured in his bosom .
Page 51
What would you have me say ? may all the happiness My prayers ever sued to fall upon you , Preserve you in your virtues ! -- Prithee , Dalyell , Come with me ; for I feel thy griefs as full As mine ; let's steal away , and cry together ...
What would you have me say ? may all the happiness My prayers ever sued to fall upon you , Preserve you in your virtues ! -- Prithee , Dalyell , Come with me ; for I feel thy griefs as full As mine ; let's steal away , and cry together ...
Page 57
... And face you in your chamber - royal : arrogance Improv'd their ignorance ; for they supposing , Misled by rumour , that the day of battle Should fall on Monday , rather brav'd your forces , Than doubted any onset ; yet this morning ...
... And face you in your chamber - royal : arrogance Improv'd their ignorance ; for they supposing , Misled by rumour , that the day of battle Should fall on Monday , rather brav'd your forces , Than doubted any onset ; yet this morning ...
Page 59
Here is no victory , nor shall our people Conceive that we can triumph in their falls . Alas , poor souls ! let such as are escaped Steal to the country back without pursuit : There's not a drop of blood spilt , but hath drawn As much ...
Here is no victory , nor shall our people Conceive that we can triumph in their falls . Alas , poor souls ! let such as are escaped Steal to the country back without pursuit : There's not a drop of blood spilt , but hath drawn As much ...
Page 63
... by example Teach me humility , for patience scorns Lectures , which schoolmen use to read to boys Incapable of injuries : though old , I could grow tough in fury , and disclaim Allegiance to my king , could fall at odds With all my ...
... by example Teach me humility , for patience scorns Lectures , which schoolmen use to read to boys Incapable of injuries : though old , I could grow tough in fury , and disclaim Allegiance to my king , could fall at odds With all my ...
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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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