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Oxf . In her age , - Great sir , observe the wonder , -- she grows fruitful , Who , in her strength of youth , was always žarren : Nor are her births as other mothers ' are , At nine or ten months ' end ; she has been with child ?
Oxf . In her age , - Great sir , observe the wonder , -- she grows fruitful , Who , in her strength of youth , was always žarren : Nor are her births as other mothers ' are , At nine or ten months ' end ; she has been with child ?
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Consider whose thou art , and who ; a princess , A princess of the royal blood of Scotland , In the full spring of youth , and fresh in beauty . The king that sits upon the throne is young , And yet unmarried , forward in attempts On ...
Consider whose thou art , and who ; a princess , A princess of the royal blood of Scotland , In the full spring of youth , and fresh in beauty . The king that sits upon the throne is young , And yet unmarried , forward in attempts On ...
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To the present motion , Here's all that I dare answer : when a ripeness Of more experience , and some use of time , Resolves to treat the freedom of my youth Upon exchange of troths , I shall desire No surer credit of a match with ...
To the present motion , Here's all that I dare answer : when a ripeness Of more experience , and some use of time , Resolves to treat the freedom of my youth Upon exchange of troths , I shall desire No surer credit of a match with ...
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If the last line be read — A queen , perhaps ! a queen ! it may seem to express his affected surprize at her advancement ; but let the reader decide . ' Ho , brave ! —Youth . ] The old 48 ACT II . PERKIN WARBECK .
If the last line be read — A queen , perhaps ! a queen ! it may seem to express his affected surprize at her advancement ; but let the reader decide . ' Ho , brave ! —Youth . ] The old 48 ACT II . PERKIN WARBECK .
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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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| 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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