Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England ...H. Colburn, 1838 |
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... cried Harry Daring , taking the lancet into his own hand , and digging into the cabbage leaf after the manner of his master . " Villain ! you have cut my finger ! " bawled out Master Lather , dropping the leaf , and looking very dismal ...
... cried Harry Daring , taking the lancet into his own hand , and digging into the cabbage leaf after the manner of his master . " Villain ! you have cut my finger ! " bawled out Master Lather , dropping the leaf , and looking very dismal ...
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... cried Harry Daring , as soon as the old man had disappeared . " Doubtless thou art for the picking up of some more Latin which old Tickle- toby - a murrian on him for having given me the birch so oft ! -doth get out of his school books ...
... cried Harry Daring , as soon as the old man had disappeared . " Doubtless thou art for the picking up of some more Latin which old Tickle- toby - a murrian on him for having given me the birch so oft ! -doth get out of his school books ...
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... cried the dame in right piteous accents , as with a shrewish coun- tenance of exceeding uneasiness , she sat herself down on a chair , swaying backwards and forwards , and making such a moaning as was quite moving to hear . " He be out ...
... cried the dame in right piteous accents , as with a shrewish coun- tenance of exceeding uneasiness , she sat herself down on a chair , swaying backwards and forwards , and making such a moaning as was quite moving to hear . " He be out ...
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... cried Harry Daring , looking monstrously displeased . " Did I not say you would feel pain if you held not fast to the chair ? For is it not writ in Aristotle that there are two kinds of teeth , as harem scarem , ' an easy tooth ...
... cried Harry Daring , looking monstrously displeased . " Did I not say you would feel pain if you held not fast to the chair ? For is it not writ in Aristotle that there are two kinds of teeth , as harem scarem , ' an easy tooth ...
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... cried the young barber , as he put his whole might and main into one desperate tug . " Oh ! oh ! murder ! Oh ! Lord ha ' mercy on my sins ! Oh ! murder ! murder ! murder ! " screamed the old woman , with all the strength of her lungs ...
... cried the young barber , as he put his whole might and main into one desperate tug . " Oh ! oh ! murder ! Oh ! Lord ha ' mercy on my sins ! Oh ! murder ! murder ! murder ! " screamed the old woman , with all the strength of her lungs ...
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