Shakspeare and His Friends: Or, The Golden Age of Merrie EnglandLeavitt and Allen, 1851 - 315 Seiten |
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... feel more ashamed of himself every moment . Sir Walter Raleigh saw the confusion of his secretary , and knew the cause of it , " I am infinitely bound to you for the and drew off the attention of Cecil as many great kindnesses you have ...
... feel more ashamed of himself every moment . Sir Walter Raleigh saw the confusion of his secretary , and knew the cause of it , " I am infinitely bound to you for the and drew off the attention of Cecil as many great kindnesses you have ...
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... feel the hand of death is on my heart . I could not tell a lie at such a time . On my soul - now going to judgment ... feeling of mine maketh what I have heard to shock me greatly . It is intelligence of so horrible a sort , that it hath ...
... feel the hand of death is on my heart . I could not tell a lie at such a time . On my soul - now going to judgment ... feeling of mine maketh what I have heard to shock me greatly . It is intelligence of so horrible a sort , that it hath ...
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... feel for the mother , he could allow himself to feel for the son as her representative , image , and second self . All the voyage , he had secretly been feeding his heart with the most passionate transports for his young namesake and ...
... feel for the mother , he could allow himself to feel for the son as her representative , image , and second self . All the voyage , he had secretly been feeding his heart with the most passionate transports for his young namesake and ...
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