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Pagina 106
Thaisa , This prince , the fair - betrothed of your daughter , Shall marry her at Pentapolis . And now , This ornament Makes me look dismal will I clip to form ; And what this fourteen years no razor touch'd , To grace thy marriage ...
Thaisa , This prince , the fair - betrothed of your daughter , Shall marry her at Pentapolis . And now , This ornament Makes me look dismal will I clip to form ; And what this fourteen years no razor touch'd , To grace thy marriage ...
Pagina 107
Thaisa , This prince , the fair - betrothed of your daughter , Shall marry her at Pentapolis . And now , This ornament Makes me look dismal will I clip to form ; And what this fourteen years no razor touch'd , To grace thy marriage ...
Thaisa , This prince , the fair - betrothed of your daughter , Shall marry her at Pentapolis . And now , This ornament Makes me look dismal will I clip to form ; And what this fourteen years no razor touch'd , To grace thy marriage ...
Pagina 357
And , friends unknown , you shall bear witness to ' t : I give my daughter to him , and will make Her portion equal his . And , daughter , yours . Pol . Have you a father ? But , my daughter , 390 Flo . O , that must be I ' the virtue ...
And , friends unknown , you shall bear witness to ' t : I give my daughter to him , and will make Her portion equal his . And , daughter , yours . Pol . Have you a father ? But , my daughter , 390 Flo . O , that must be I ' the virtue ...
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