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I fear not death , but cannot bear a thought That that dear hand should do th ' unfriendly office ; If I was ever then your care , now hear me ; Fly to the Senate , save the promis'd lives Of his dear friends , e'er mine be made the ...
I fear not death , but cannot bear a thought That that dear hand should do th ' unfriendly office ; If I was ever then your care , now hear me ; Fly to the Senate , save the promis'd lives Of his dear friends , e'er mine be made the ...
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Oh my dear Friend , I'm a Wretch of Wretches if I'm detected . Mrs. Mar. O Madam , you cannot suspect Mrs. Foible's Integrity . Lady . O , he carries Poyson in his Tongue that wou'd corrupt Integrity it self .
Oh my dear Friend , I'm a Wretch of Wretches if I'm detected . Mrs. Mar. O Madam , you cannot suspect Mrs. Foible's Integrity . Lady . O , he carries Poyson in his Tongue that wou'd corrupt Integrity it self .
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O Dear Marwood , what shall I say for this rude forgetfulnessBut my dear Friend is all Goodness . Mrs. Mar. No Apologies , dear Madam , I have been very well entertain'd . , Lady . As I'm a Person , I am in a very Chaos to think I ...
O Dear Marwood , what shall I say for this rude forgetfulnessBut my dear Friend is all Goodness . Mrs. Mar. No Apologies , dear Madam , I have been very well entertain'd . , Lady . As I'm a Person , I am in a very Chaos to think I ...
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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