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Mrs. Fain . Bless me , how have I been deceiv'd ! Why you profess a Libertine . Mrs. Mar. You see my Friendship by my Freedom . Come , be as sincere , acknowledge that your Sentiments agree with mine . Mrs. Fain . Never . Mrs. Mar.
Mrs. Fain . Bless me , how have I been deceiv'd ! Why you profess a Libertine . Mrs. Mar. You see my Friendship by my Freedom . Come , be as sincere , acknowledge that your Sentiments agree with mine . Mrs. Fain . Never . Mrs. Mar.
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Mrs. Fain . For you , for he has brought Mirabell with him . Fain . My Dear . Mrs. Fain . My Soul . Fain . You don't look well to Day , Child . Mrs. Fain . D'ee think so ? Mira . He is the only Man that do's , Madam . Mrs. Fain .
Mrs. Fain . For you , for he has brought Mirabell with him . Fain . My Dear . Mrs. Fain . My Soul . Fain . You don't look well to Day , Child . Mrs. Fain . D'ee think so ? Mira . He is the only Man that do's , Madam . Mrs. Fain .
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Fain . Your Fame I have preserv'd . Your Fortune has been bestow'd as the prodigality of your Love would have it , in Pleasures which we both have shar'd . Yet , had not you been false , I had e'er this repaid it.
Fain . Your Fame I have preserv'd . Your Fortune has been bestow'd as the prodigality of your Love would have it , in Pleasures which we both have shar'd . Yet , had not you been false , I had e'er this repaid it.
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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| Titel | Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, Band 1 Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, Harold E. Pagliaro |
| Herausgeber | Harold E. Pagliaro |
| Zusammengestellt von | Harold E. Pagliaro |
| Verlag | Free Press, 1969 |
| Länge | 961 Seiten |
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