 | Charles Lamb - English drama - 1808 - 512 pages
...earth, but thou, , But thou, Fernando. Do I love thee now ? Fer. Beyond imagination. Hian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance...joys, here, here, Fernando, Be satisfied, and ruin me. Fer. What do you mean ? Bian. To give my body up to thy embraces ; A pleasure that I never wish'd to... | |
 | John Ford - English drama - 1811 - 522 pages
...earth, but thou ; But thou, Fernando. Do 1 love thee now ? Fern. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination. If no pledge Of love can instance...my body up to thy embraces, A pleasure that I never wished to thrive in, Before, this fatal minute : mark me now, If thou dost spoil me of this robe of... | |
 | Charles Lamb - English drama - 1813 - 502 pages
...earth, but thou, But thou, Fernando. Do I love thee now ? Fer. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance...joys, here, here, Fernando, Be satisfied, and ruin me. Fer. What do you mean ? •Bian. To give my body up to thy embraces ; A pleasure that I never wish'd... | |
 | John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 712 pages
...but thou ; But thou, Fernando ! — Do I love thee now ? Fern. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance...here, Fernando, Be satisfied, and ruin me. Fern. What do you mean ? Bian. To give my body up to thy embraces, A pleasure that I never wish'd to thrive in,... | |
 | John Ford - 1831 - 644 pages
...but thou ; But thou, Fernando ! — Do I love thee now! Fern. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination ! if no pledge Of love can instance...what I speak is true, But loss of my best joys, here, Fernando, Be satisfied and ruin me. Fern. What do you mean 1 Bian. If thou dost spoil me of this robe... | |
 | John Ford - 1831 - 392 pages
...but thou; But thou, Fernando!—Do I love thee now? . J Fern. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination! if no pledge Of love can instance...what I speak is true, But loss of my best joys, here, Fernando, Be satisfied, and ruin me. Bian. If thou dost spoil me of this robe of shame, By my best... | |
 | John Ford - 1831 - 376 pages
...earth, but thou; But thou, Fernando! — Do I love thee now? Fern. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination ! if no pledge Of love can instance...what I speak is true, But loss of my best joys, here, Fernando, Be satisfied, and ruin me. Fern. What do you mean ? Bian. If thou dost spoil me of this robe... | |
 | Charles Lamb - English drama - 1844 - 330 pages
...earth, but thou, But thou, Fernando. Do I love thee now ? Fer. Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance...joys, here, here, Fernando, Be satisfied and ruin me. Fear. What do you mean ? A pleasure that I never wish'd to thrive in Before this fatal minute : mark... | |
 | Charles Lamb - Drama - 1845 - 540 pages
...Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance what T speak is true, But loss of my best joys, here, here, Fernando, Be satisfied and ruin me. Fer. What do you mean ? Bian. To give my body up to thy embraces; A pleasure that I never wish'd to... | |
 | Charles Lamb - English drama - 1845 - 492 pages
...Beyond imagination. Bian. True, I do, Beyond imagination : if no pledge Of love can instance what T speak is true, But loss of my best joys, here, here, Fernando, Be satisfied and ruin me. Fer. What do you mean ? Bian. To give my body up to thy embraces ; A pleasure that I never wish'd to... | |
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I never wish'd to thrive in Before this fatal minute : mark me now ! If thou dost spoil me of this robe of shame, By my best comforts here, I vow again, To thee, to heaven, to the world, to time, Ere yet the morning... 
