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... ( A prodigy in nature , ) even the youngest Is fifteen years of age at his first entrance , As soon as known i ' th ' world , tall striplings , strong And able to give battle unto kings ; Idols of Yorkish malice . [ Dau . ] ...
... ( A prodigy in nature , ) even the youngest Is fifteen years of age at his first entrance , As soon as known i ' th ' world , tall striplings , strong And able to give battle unto kings ; Idols of Yorkish malice . [ Dau . ] ...
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For Ireland , mighty Henry ; so instructed By Stephen Frion , sometimes secretary In the French tongue unto your sacred excellence , But Perkin's tutor now . K. Hen . A subtle villain That Frion , Frion , -you , my lord of Durham ...
For Ireland , mighty Henry ; so instructed By Stephen Frion , sometimes secretary In the French tongue unto your sacred excellence , But Perkin's tutor now . K. Hen . A subtle villain That Frion , Frion , -you , my lord of Durham ...
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How , from our nursery , we have been hurried Unto the sanctuary , from the sanctuary Forced to the prison , from the prison haled By cruel hands , to the tormentor's fury , Is register'd already in the volume Of all men's tongues ...
How , from our nursery , we have been hurried Unto the sanctuary , from the sanctuary Forced to the prison , from the prison haled By cruel hands , to the tormentor's fury , Is register'd already in the volume Of all men's tongues ...
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says ) of new distaste doth commonly sour the whole lump of former merit , the king's wit began now to suggest unto his passion , that Stanley at Bosworth - field , though he came in time to save his life , yet he staid long enough to ...
says ) of new distaste doth commonly sour the whole lump of former merit , the king's wit began now to suggest unto his passion , that Stanley at Bosworth - field , though he came in time to save his life , yet he staid long enough to ...
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Rather yield Unto those holy motions which inspire The sacred heart of an anointed body ! It is the surest policy in princes , To govern well their own , than seek encroachment Upon another's right . 1001 The No br I DE Craw . The king.
Rather yield Unto those holy motions which inspire The sacred heart of an anointed body ! It is the surest policy in princes , To govern well their own , than seek encroachment Upon another's right . 1001 The No br I DE Craw . The king.
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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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