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Come , ladies , here's a solemn preparation For entertainment of this English prince ; The king intends grace more than ordinary ; ' Twere pity now , if he should prove a counterfeit . Kath . Bless the young man , our nation would be ...
Come , ladies , here's a solemn preparation For entertainment of this English prince ; The king intends grace more than ordinary ; ' Twere pity now , if he should prove a counterfeit . Kath . Bless the young man , our nation would be ...
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Beshrew me , but his words have touch'd me home , As if his cause concern'd me ; I should pity him , If he should prove another than he seems . Enter CRAWFORD . Craw . Ladies , the king commands your presence instantly ...
Beshrew me , but his words have touch'd me home , As if his cause concern'd me ; I should pity him , If he should prove another than he seems . Enter CRAWFORD . Craw . Ladies , the king commands your presence instantly ...
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Twill prove too fatal ; Wise Huntley fears the threat'ning . Bless the lady From such a ruin ! Craw . How the counsel privy Of this young Phaeton do screw their faces Into a gravity , their trades , good people , Were never guilty of ...
Twill prove too fatal ; Wise Huntley fears the threat'ning . Bless the lady From such a ruin ! Craw . How the counsel privy Of this young Phaeton do screw their faces Into a gravity , their trades , good people , Were never guilty of ...
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Enforcement Would prove but tyranny . Hunt . I thank thee heartily . Let any yeoman of our nation challenge An interest in the girl , then the king May add a jointure of ascent in titles , Worthy a free consent ; now he pulls down What ...
Enforcement Would prove but tyranny . Hunt . I thank thee heartily . Let any yeoman of our nation challenge An interest in the girl , then the king May add a jointure of ascent in titles , Worthy a free consent ; now he pulls down What ...
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A bloody hour will it prove to some , Whose disobedience , like the sons o'th ' earth , Throws a defiance ' gainst the face of heaven . Oxford , with Essex , and stout De la Poole , Have quieted the Londoners , I hope , And set them ...
A bloody hour will it prove to some , Whose disobedience , like the sons o'th ' earth , Throws a defiance ' gainst the face of heaven . Oxford , with Essex , and stout De la Poole , Have quieted the Londoners , I hope , And set them ...
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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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