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... with his mistress , who doth affect inconstancy in no small measure , sayeth this
much as argument to prove the unity of course . love :• Effect and cause - ( the
lover and the loved SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS . 21.
... with his mistress , who doth affect inconstancy in no small measure , sayeth this
much as argument to prove the unity of course . love :• Effect and cause - ( the
lover and the loved SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS . 21.
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... his too indulgent uncle , am fast asleep ; and there he sits , wearing out the
night in studying a most unprofitable lot of heathenish books . But take this
trumpery and read it , Mistress Joanna , for he writes such an unnatural fine hand
that my ...
... his too indulgent uncle , am fast asleep ; and there he sits , wearing out the
night in studying a most unprofitable lot of heathenish books . But take this
trumpery and read it , Mistress Joanna , for he writes such an unnatural fine hand
that my ...
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But what think you of it , Mistress Joanna ? I see the horrible impiety of it hath
quite discomposed you . " In truth , what Gregory Vellum had stated , was nigh
unto the fact ; for Joanna had quickly discovered that the verses she was reading
were ...
But what think you of it , Mistress Joanna ? I see the horrible impiety of it hath
quite discomposed you . " In truth , what Gregory Vellum had stated , was nigh
unto the fact ; for Joanna had quickly discovered that the verses she was reading
were ...
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... your young gallants , none of whom are ever to be trusted out of sight , but
would nourish you , and cherish you , and fondle you , and make inuch of you ,
and none but you ; and make you mistress of all his gold , his house , and
chattels ?
... your young gallants , none of whom are ever to be trusted out of sight , but
would nourish you , and cherish you , and fondle you , and make inuch of you ,
and none but you ; and make you mistress of all his gold , his house , and
chattels ?
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... eagerly throwing it round her neck , “ and now for the kissthe kiss — the kiss —
my angel upon earth ! - the kiss , sweet Mistress Joanna ; throw your soft arms
around me , and press me your delicate lips . ” “ There's my hand , " quietly
replied ...
... eagerly throwing it round her neck , “ and now for the kissthe kiss — the kiss —
my angel upon earth ! - the kiss , sweet Mistress Joanna ; throw your soft arms
around me , and press me your delicate lips . ” “ There's my hand , " quietly
replied ...
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| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends ; Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England Band 1 von Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | Henry Colburn, 1838 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2018 |
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