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... the Lots Which Man is forc'd to draw . Cleop . I cou'd tear out these eyes , that gain'd his heart , And had not pow'r to keep it . O the curse Of doting on , ev'n when I find it Dotage ! Bear witness , Gods , you heard him bid me ...
... the Lots Which Man is forc'd to draw . Cleop . I cou'd tear out these eyes , that gain'd his heart , And had not pow'r to keep it . O the curse Of doting on , ev'n when I find it Dotage ! Bear witness , Gods , you heard him bid me ...
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Fear not , I am cool as Patience : Had he compleated my dishonour , rather Then hazard the Success our hopes are ripe for , I'd bear it all with mortifying Vertue . Pierr . He's yonder coming this way through the Hall ; His thoughts ...
Fear not , I am cool as Patience : Had he compleated my dishonour , rather Then hazard the Success our hopes are ripe for , I'd bear it all with mortifying Vertue . Pierr . He's yonder coming this way through the Hall ; His thoughts ...
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IT was highly worth observing , the singular Effects of that Aversion , or Antipathy , which Jack and his Brother Peter seemed , even to an Affectation , to bear toward each other . Peter had lately done some Rogueries , that forced him ...
IT was highly worth observing , the singular Effects of that Aversion , or Antipathy , which Jack and his Brother Peter seemed , even to an Affectation , to bear toward each other . Peter had lately done some Rogueries , that forced him ...
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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ancient answer appear Author bear believe better Body Book Cause character Church common consider dear death desire Enter eyes face Fain fair fall Fate father fear force Fortune Friend give half hand happy Hard Hast head hear heart Heav'n Honour hope hour human keep kind King Lady laws Learning least leave less live London look Lord lost Madam Marl means mind Miss Nature never night observed once pain pass Person Pierr play pleasure poem poet poor Pope present prince Reader Reason rest rise seems sense side soon soul speak stand sure tell thee thing thou thought Tony true truth turn Virtue whole World write young
Bibliografische Informationen
| 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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