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... Sappho . Seeing I am only come forth to take the air , I will cross the ferry , and so the fields , then going in through the park ; I think the walk will be pleasant . Trachinus . You will much delight in the flattering ... SAPPHO AND PHAO.
... Sappho . Seeing I am only come forth to take the air , I will cross the ferry , and so the fields , then going in through the park ; I think the walk will be pleasant . Trachinus . You will much delight in the flattering ... SAPPHO AND PHAO.
Page 272
John Lyly, G. K. Hunter, David M. Bevington. Sappho . What herbs have you brought , Phao ? Phao . Such as will make you sleep , madam , though they cannot make me slumber . Sappho . Why , how can you cure me when you cannot remedy yourself ...
John Lyly, G. K. Hunter, David M. Bevington. Sappho . What herbs have you brought , Phao ? Phao . Such as will make you sleep , madam , though they cannot make me slumber . Sappho . Why , how can you cure me when you cannot remedy yourself ...
Page 274
... Sappho . Then will I love yew the better . And indeed I think it would make me sleep too ; therefore , all other simples set aside , I will simply use only yew . Phao . Do , madam , for I think nothing in the world so good as yew . Sappho ...
... Sappho . Then will I love yew the better . And indeed I think it would make me sleep too ; therefore , all other simples set aside , I will simply use only yew . Phao . Do , madam , for I think nothing in the world so good as yew . Sappho ...
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