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Many such there can never be , for admirable as he was in person , he was still
more estimable in mind ; and the union of these excellencies in a like liberal
proportion is of such rarity , that peradventure the example will last out the world .
Many such there can never be , for admirable as he was in person , he was still
more estimable in mind ; and the union of these excellencies in a like liberal
proportion is of such rarity , that peradventure the example will last out the world .
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But if thy maid Thy love should aid , Oh ! bring her gifts that never fade . " " “ A
murrain on him ! that ' s my pestilent nephew , ” exclaimed the old man , in high
dudgeon ; “ but I marvel infinitely how he got in ; - or hath he been in the house all
the ...
But if thy maid Thy love should aid , Oh ! bring her gifts that never fade . " " “ A
murrain on him ! that ' s my pestilent nephew , ” exclaimed the old man , in high
dudgeon ; “ but I marvel infinitely how he got in ; - or hath he been in the house all
the ...
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replied he , lifting up his stick and approaching his nephew threateningly . “ If you
do , ” said Master Francis , his face now as pale as it a moment since was
rubicund , “ if you do , I ' ll give you such a shaking you never had since you were
born ...
replied he , lifting up his stick and approaching his nephew threateningly . “ If you
do , ” said Master Francis , his face now as pale as it a moment since was
rubicund , “ if you do , I ' ll give you such a shaking you never had since you were
born ...
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Whatever lords they may be of , they shall never be lords of my bedchamber , I
promise you ; for , before I marry a man , I ' ll give my virginity to an owl . ' “ Alice ,
Alice ! how thou dost run on , " exclaimed Mistress Throckmorton . “ Ay , forsooth ...
Whatever lords they may be of , they shall never be lords of my bedchamber , I
promise you ; for , before I marry a man , I ' ll give my virginity to an owl . ' “ Alice ,
Alice ! how thou dost run on , " exclaimed Mistress Throckmorton . “ Ay , forsooth ...
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Its good for nothing but to choke a man , and fill him full of smoke and embers ;
there were four died out of one house last week with taking of it , and two more
the bell went for yesternight ; one of them they say will never scape it , he voided
a ...
Its good for nothing but to choke a man , and fill him full of smoke and embers ;
there were four died out of one house last week with taking of it , and two more
the bell went for yesternight ; one of them they say will never scape it , he voided
a ...
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| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England Collection of ancient and modern British authors |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | Baudry's European Library, 1838 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 24. Sept. 2008 |
| Länge | 484 Seiten |
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