Shakespeare and His Friends Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry EnglandBaudry's European Library, 1838 - 484 Seiten |
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... replied his visitor , with a melancholy expres- sion of countenance that completely attested the truth of the avowal . " But why should I take advantage of the goodness of your dispo- sition ? or why trouble you with my complaints ? I ...
... replied his visitor , with a melancholy expres- sion of countenance that completely attested the truth of the avowal . " But why should I take advantage of the goodness of your dispo- sition ? or why trouble you with my complaints ? I ...
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... replied Master Francis ; " for in his unguarded mo- ments , he hath dropped some mysterious hints which savour a little of the purpose . But he is so continually upbraiding me for the troubles and the charges I put him to — he so stints ...
... replied Master Francis ; " for in his unguarded mo- ments , he hath dropped some mysterious hints which savour a little of the purpose . But he is so continually upbraiding me for the troubles and the charges I put him to — he so stints ...
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... replied he ; " that undutiful and most hardened reprobate , my nephew - a plague on all parents that cannot provide for their own offspring , say 1 - unmindful of the great expenses he hath put me to , not only leaves my business ...
... replied he ; " that undutiful and most hardened reprobate , my nephew - a plague on all parents that cannot provide for their own offspring , say 1 - unmindful of the great expenses he hath put me to , not only leaves my business ...
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... replied she , without hesitation . " It shall be yours - it shall be yours , " cried the old man , chafing his hands , and every limb of him shaking with excitement . " Now give me the kiss , my heart ! my soul ! my life ! give me the ...
... replied she , without hesitation . " It shall be yours - it shall be yours , " cried the old man , chafing his hands , and every limb of him shaking with excitement . " Now give me the kiss , my heart ! my soul ! my life ! give me the ...
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... replied she ; " but why ask you ? You love your paltry gold better than me , or you would seem less loth to part with it ; so I'll e'en have none of you . " " There is the chain , sweetheart , " said he , eagerly throwing it round her ...
... replied she ; " but why ask you ? You love your paltry gold better than me , or you would seem less loth to part with it ; so I'll e'en have none of you . " " There is the chain , sweetheart , " said he , eagerly throwing it round her ...
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