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Dal . You bless me ; I am now too poor in thanks To pay the debt I owe you . Hunt . Nay , thou'rt poor enough . I love his spirit infinitely . — Look ye , She comes : to her now , to her , to her ! Enter KATHERINE and JANE . Kath .
Dal . You bless me ; I am now too poor in thanks To pay the debt I owe you . Hunt . Nay , thou'rt poor enough . I love his spirit infinitely . — Look ye , She comes : to her now , to her , to her ! Enter KATHERINE and JANE . Kath .
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The Scot is young and forward , we must look for A sudden storm to England from the north ; Which to withstand , Durham shall post to Norham , To fortify the castle , and secure The frontiers against an invasion there .
The Scot is young and forward , we must look for A sudden storm to England from the north ; Which to withstand , Durham shall post to Norham , To fortify the castle , and secure The frontiers against an invasion there .
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Look , lords , look ; Here's hand in hand already ! K. Ja . Peace , old frenzy.How like a king he looks ! Lords , but observe The confidence of his aspect ; dross cannot Cleave to so pure a metal - royal youth !
Look , lords , look ; Here's hand in hand already ! K. Ja . Peace , old frenzy.How like a king he looks ! Lords , but observe The confidence of his aspect ; dross cannot Cleave to so pure a metal - royal youth !
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Look ye , good man , How youthful I am grown ! but by your leave , This new queen - bride must henceforth be no more My daughter ; no , by'r lady , ' tis unfit ! And yet you see how I do bear this change ; Methinks courageously : then ...
Look ye , good man , How youthful I am grown ! but by your leave , This new queen - bride must henceforth be no more My daughter ; no , by'r lady , ' tis unfit ! And yet you see how I do bear this change ; Methinks courageously : then ...
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Thank you truly : I must , yes , yes , I must ; -here's yet some ease , A partner in affliction : look not angry . Dal . Good , noble sir ! [ Music . Hunt . Oh , hark ! we may be quiet , The king , and all the others come ; a meeting Of ...
Thank you truly : I must , yes , yes , I must ; -here's yet some ease , A partner in affliction : look not angry . Dal . Good , noble sir ! [ Music . Hunt . Oh , hark ! we may be quiet , The king , and all the others come ; a meeting Of ...
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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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