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verity of her look much abating , added , with great stress on the words , “ Thou
hast never angered me . ” “ Indeed I hope not , ” said Master Francis earnestly . “
But who or what hath made thee look so unhappy ? ” “ Thou hast , ” she
answered ...
verity of her look much abating , added , with great stress on the words , “ Thou
hast never angered me . ” “ Indeed I hope not , ” said Master Francis earnestly . “
But who or what hath made thee look so unhappy ? ” “ Thou hast , ” she
answered ...
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For what wonderful goodness , hast thou exhibited towards me ; — the like of
which surely was never known ! Truly I must have behaved most unnaturally to
have vexed thee in this manner ; and I ' ll never forgive myself , is thou wilt not
forgive ...
For what wonderful goodness , hast thou exhibited towards me ; — the like of
which surely was never known ! Truly I must have behaved most unnaturally to
have vexed thee in this manner ; and I ' ll never forgive myself , is thou wilt not
forgive ...
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... enjoyment of the most passionate worship of the opposite sex , seeming , with
a delicacy the purest nature could never have excelled , so virtuously to conduct
herself , as proved all the sterling excellence of womanhood was manifest in her
...
... enjoyment of the most passionate worship of the opposite sex , seeming , with
a delicacy the purest nature could never have excelled , so virtuously to conduct
herself , as proved all the sterling excellence of womanhood was manifest in her
...
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I ' faith , if your lordship be in as good health as am I , ” responded Master
Shakspeare with a smile , “ then are we well met , ' indeed . " “ Ever at it , ”
exclaimed the Lord Southampton laughingly . “ Surely there never was thy match
at quibbles ...
I ' faith , if your lordship be in as good health as am I , ” responded Master
Shakspeare with a smile , “ then are we well met , ' indeed . " “ Ever at it , ”
exclaimed the Lord Southampton laughingly . “ Surely there never was thy match
at quibbles ...
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In truth , never verses had better reception . If she be not an exquisite judge of all
the commodities of a good measure , then stand I on very indifferent footing with
a pretty woman . ” “ l ' faith , thy feet have but an indifferent appearance , Dick ...
In truth , never verses had better reception . If she be not an exquisite judge of all
the commodities of a good measure , then stand I on very indifferent footing with
a pretty woman . ” “ l ' faith , thy feet have but an indifferent appearance , Dick ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England Collection of ancient and modern British authors |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | Baudry's European Library, 1838 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 24. Sept. 2008 |
| Länge | 484 Seiten |
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