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... Marina . Mar. The name Was given me by one that had some power , My father , and a king . Per . And call'd Marina ? Mar. How ! a king's daughter ? But , not to be a troubler of your peace , I will end here . Per . You said you would ...
... Marina . Mar. The name Was given me by one that had some power , My father , and a king . Per . And call'd Marina ? Mar. How ! a king's daughter ? But , not to be a troubler of your peace , I will end here . Per . You said you would ...
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... Marina , tell him O'er , point by point , for yet he seems to doubt , How sure you are my daughter . But , what music ? Hel . My lord , I hear none . Per . None ! The music of the spheres ! List , my Marina . Lys . It is not good to ...
... Marina , tell him O'er , point by point , for yet he seems to doubt , How sure you are my daughter . But , what music ? Hel . My lord , I hear none . Per . None ! The music of the spheres ! List , my Marina . Lys . It is not good to ...
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... Marina ; but in no wise Till he had done his sacrifice , As Dian bade : whereto being bound , The interim , pray you , all confound . " In feather'd briefness sails are fill'd , And wishes fall out as they ' re will'd . At Ephesus , the ...
... Marina ; but in no wise Till he had done his sacrifice , As Dian bade : whereto being bound , The interim , pray you , all confound . " In feather'd briefness sails are fill'd , And wishes fall out as they ' re will'd . At Ephesus , the ...
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