Results of ReadingJ. Murray, 1843 - 351 Seiten |
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... wife , who deserves more pity than any creature did , and who loves you a great deal too much for her own ease , though it can't be more than you deserve.1 What refreshment and delight , to sit down to ad- dress these lines to the ...
... wife , who deserves more pity than any creature did , and who loves you a great deal too much for her own ease , though it can't be more than you deserve.1 What refreshment and delight , to sit down to ad- dress these lines to the ...
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... wife is dearer than the bride . ' O best of wives ! O dearer far to me Than when thy virgin charms Were yielded to my arms , How can my soul endure the loss of thee ! How in this world , to me a desert grown , Abandon'd and alone ...
... wife is dearer than the bride . ' O best of wives ! O dearer far to me Than when thy virgin charms Were yielded to my arms , How can my soul endure the loss of thee ! How in this world , to me a desert grown , Abandon'd and alone ...
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... wife new pleasures and satisfaction . Her approbation of his words and actions is a continual new feast to her , nor can she enough applaud good fortune , in having her life varied every hour , her mind more improved , and her heart ...
... wife new pleasures and satisfaction . Her approbation of his words and actions is a continual new feast to her , nor can she enough applaud good fortune , in having her life varied every hour , her mind more improved , and her heart ...
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... wife and family , and studies to improve that affection in himself , con- ceives pleasure from the most indifferent things . In occasions of joy he can say to himself , besides his own satisfaction , " How happy will this make my wife ...
... wife and family , and studies to improve that affection in himself , con- ceives pleasure from the most indifferent things . In occasions of joy he can say to himself , besides his own satisfaction , " How happy will this make my wife ...
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... wives do fall : Say , that they slack their duties , And pour out treasures into foreign laps ; Or else break out in peevish jealousies , Throwing restraint upon us ; or say , they strike us , Or scant our former having in despite ; Why ...
... wives do fall : Say , that they slack their duties , And pour out treasures into foreign laps ; Or else break out in peevish jealousies , Throwing restraint upon us ; or say , they strike us , Or scant our former having in despite ; Why ...
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