 Enter ARETHUSA and a Lady. Are. Comes he not? Lady. Madam? Are. Will Philaster come ? Lady. Dear madam, you were wont to credit me At first. Are. But didst thou tell me so ? I am forgetful, and my woman's strength Is so...  Beaumont & Fletcher - Page 114by Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1887 - 471 pagesFull view - About this book
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...grow About my Marriage, that thefe under Things Dare not abide in fuch a troubled Sea : How look'd he, when he told thee he would come ? Lady. Why, well. Are. And not a little fearfull ? Lady. Fear, Madam? Sure, he knows not what it is. Are . You are all of his Faction ; the... | |
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...false. [Exeunt. Enter ARETHUSA and a Lady. Are. Comes he not ? Lady. Madam? Are. Will Philaster come ? Lady. Dear madam, you were wont To credit me at first....dangers like to grow About my marriage, that these under things Dare not abide in such a troubled sen. How looked he, when he told thee he would come... | |
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...gentlemen. Enter Arethasa. und a lady. Are. Comes he not? Lady. Madam? Are". Will Philaster come? Ladu. Dear madam, you were wont To credit me at first. Are....so? I am forgetful, and my woman's strength Is so o'ercharg'd with dangers like to grow About my marriage, that these under thing! Dare not abide in... | |
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...Will Philaster come ? • Lady. Dear madam, you are wont To credit me at first Are. But didst tbou tell me so ? I am forgetful, and my woman's strength...dangers like to grow About my marriage, that these under things Dare not abide in such a troubled sea. How looked he, when he told thee he would come... | |
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...\Vill I'hilaatcr come? Lady. Dear madam, you were wont To credit me at first. Art. But didst tliou tell me so? I am forgetful, and my woman's strength Is so o'ercharg'd with dangers like to grow About my marriage, that these under things Dare not abide in... | |
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