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In 1745 , it appears to have been brought out at Goodman's Fields , on occasion , Oldys says , of the present rebellion under the Pretender's eldest son . Nothing is said of its reception : it could scarcely be very favourable at such a ...
In 1745 , it appears to have been brought out at Goodman's Fields , on occasion , Oldys says , of the present rebellion under the Pretender's eldest son . Nothing is said of its reception : it could scarcely be very favourable at such a ...
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... ( [ the ] lord Geraldine , ) Francis lord Lovell , and the German baron , Bold Martin Swart , with Broughton and the rest , ( Most spectacles of ruin , some of mercy ) Are precedents sufficient to forewarn The present times , or.
... ( [ the ] lord Geraldine , ) Francis lord Lovell , and the German baron , Bold Martin Swart , with Broughton and the rest , ( Most spectacles of ruin , some of mercy ) Are precedents sufficient to forewarn The present times , or.
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Are precedents sufficient to forewarn The present times , or any that live in them , What folly , nay , what madness ' twere to lift A finger up in all defence but your's , Which can be but impostorous in a title . K. Hen .
Are precedents sufficient to forewarn The present times , or any that live in them , What folly , nay , what madness ' twere to lift A finger up in all defence but your's , Which can be but impostorous in a title . K. Hen .
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My lords , for reasons which you shall partake , It is our pleasure to remove our court From Westminster to the Tower : we will lodge This very night there ; give , lord chamberlain , A present order for it . Stan . The Tower !
My lords , for reasons which you shall partake , It is our pleasure to remove our court From Westminster to the Tower : we will lodge This very night there ; give , lord chamberlain , A present order for it . Stan . The Tower !
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... Be chronicled the mother of that issue , That glorious issue . Hunt . On , that I were young again ! She'd make me court proud danger , and suck spirit ! From reputation . Kath . To the present motion , Here's all that SCENE II .
... Be chronicled the mother of that issue , That glorious issue . Hunt . On , that I were young again ! She'd make me court proud danger , and suck spirit ! From reputation . Kath . To the present motion , Here's all that SCENE II .
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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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