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Nor can it justly be inferred ( even setting aside the romantic feelings here alluded to ) that the female characters of his second - rate pieces fail to interest us , and occasionally in a high degree , in affections and passions very ...
Nor can it justly be inferred ( even setting aside the romantic feelings here alluded to ) that the female characters of his second - rate pieces fail to interest us , and occasionally in a high degree , in affections and passions very ...
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... in some splendid shrine set apart , in his father's house , for these pious purposes . * See “ II . Ireland's Confessions . " in date , but which , in warmth of affection e - f2 INTRODUCTION . lv The reader may wonder, perhaps, ...
... in some splendid shrine set apart , in his father's house , for these pious purposes . * See “ II . Ireland's Confessions . " in date , but which , in warmth of affection e - f2 INTRODUCTION . lv The reader may wonder, perhaps, ...
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in date , but which , in warmth of affection and judicious and zealous praise , is worth all that has since appeared on the subject . To leave Jonson , with the impression of this most cordial testimony to the talents and virtues of our ...
in date , but which , in warmth of affection and judicious and zealous praise , is worth all that has since appeared on the subject . To leave Jonson , with the impression of this most cordial testimony to the talents and virtues of our ...
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W. 164. - On both his hands . Read : Both on his hands . G.58 . W. 165. - There are sundry kinds Of our affection . Read : There are sundry kinds Of this disturbance . G. 60. W.166 . Pray walk on , I'll overtake INTRODUCTION . lxxxvü.
W. 164. - On both his hands . Read : Both on his hands . G.58 . W. 165. - There are sundry kinds Of our affection . Read : There are sundry kinds Of this disturbance . G. 60. W.166 . Pray walk on , I'll overtake INTRODUCTION . lxxxvü.
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after repeated attempts , he declares he dares not utter : on which she taxes him with want of affection to herself , and he then , with all the delicacy of respectful feeling , after an injunction of silence , replies , as in the ...
after repeated attempts , he declares he dares not utter : on which she taxes him with want of affection to herself , and he then , with all the delicacy of respectful feeling , after an injunction of silence , replies , as in the ...
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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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