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Of these fair damsels , the first was Elizabeth Throckmorton , and the latter , her cousin Alice . “ What dost sigh for , Bess ? ” suddenly enquired the youngest . “ O ' my troth , thou hast appeared very woeful of late .
Of these fair damsels , the first was Elizabeth Throckmorton , and the latter , her cousin Alice . “ What dost sigh for , Bess ? ” suddenly enquired the youngest . “ O ' my troth , thou hast appeared very woeful of late .
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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 . ” 66 Alice , Alice ! how thou dost run on , " exclaimed Mistress Throckmorton .
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 . ” 66 Alice , Alice ! how thou dost run on , " exclaimed Mistress Throckmorton .
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exclaimed Alice , with a smile of peculiar meaning . 66 Wise man ? -wise fiddlestick ! In what is he wise ? Doth he not talk admirably ? So doth a parrot if it be well taught . Wise oyster ! And there is but little difference betwixt ...
exclaimed Alice , with a smile of peculiar meaning . 66 Wise man ? -wise fiddlestick ! In what is he wise ? Doth he not talk admirably ? So doth a parrot if it be well taught . Wise oyster ! And there is but little difference betwixt ...
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exclaimed Alice , affectionately kissing her forehead . “ I will do anything to pleasure thee . ” And thereupon the two cousins did caress one another with a lovingness that was most touching to behold . “ But if he make thee melancholy ...
exclaimed Alice , affectionately kissing her forehead . “ I will do anything to pleasure thee . ” And thereupon the two cousins did caress one another with a lovingness that was most touching to behold . “ But if he make thee melancholy ...
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“ I must see him this morning , dear Alice ! " remarked her cousin earnestly . 66 Thou must contrive to let me have speech with him here ; for it is of the utmost importance . " “ Here , cousin ! ” “ Ay , here , Alice , ” replied she ...
“ I must see him this morning , dear Alice ! " remarked her cousin earnestly . 66 Thou must contrive to let me have speech with him here ; for it is of the utmost importance . " “ Here , cousin ! ” “ Ay , here , Alice , ” replied she ...
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| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Band 1 Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | H. Colburn, 1838 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2018 |
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