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But above all , who can regard thy noble mind - that costly jewel in a rich case —
and deny thy pre - eminence ? ” - Bess ! Bess ! if thou goest on at this rate , "
replied Sir Walter with an assumed gravity , “ I shall be reduced to follow the
obsolete ...
But above all , who can regard thy noble mind - that costly jewel in a rich case —
and deny thy pre - eminence ? ” - Bess ! Bess ! if thou goest on at this rate , "
replied Sir Walter with an assumed gravity , “ I shall be reduced to follow the
obsolete ...
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... only he did regard us with an aspect so Ethiopian , I had like to have taken him
for a blackamoor . " 66 Ah , my lord is doubtless a little out of huenmour , ”
observed Cecil , significantly . “ He is 136 SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS .
... only he did regard us with an aspect so Ethiopian , I had like to have taken him
for a blackamoor . " 66 Ah , my lord is doubtless a little out of huenmour , ”
observed Cecil , significantly . “ He is 136 SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS .
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Unfortunately , my good lord , ” replied the wily Cecil , " there are some men of
such unhappy dispositions , that they cannot bear to see superior merit taking the
lead of them ; and must therefore regard the object with a sullen and unfriendly ...
Unfortunately , my good lord , ” replied the wily Cecil , " there are some men of
such unhappy dispositions , that they cannot bear to see superior merit taking the
lead of them ; and must therefore regard the object with a sullen and unfriendly ...
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It seerned to me that thou dost regard another , ” replied Master Francis ,
tremulously . “ Whom ? ” enquired Joanna , with more earnestness , fixing on him
a somewhat anxious and penetrating look . Ralph Goshawk , ” answered he .
It seerned to me that thou dost regard another , ” replied Master Francis ,
tremulously . “ Whom ? ” enquired Joanna , with more earnestness , fixing on him
a somewhat anxious and penetrating look . Ralph Goshawk , ” answered he .
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I have forgiven thee , ” said she , affectionately twining her fingers in the light
curls of his chesnut hair ; “ but take not such fancies into thy head again ; be
content with the assurances thou art continually receiving of how much I regard
thee ...
I have forgiven thee , ” said she , affectionately twining her fingers in the light
curls of his chesnut hair ; “ but take not such fancies into thy head again ; be
content with the assurances thou art continually receiving of how much I regard
thee ...
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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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