Readings in English Literature: From Chaucer to Matthew ArnoldGerald Bullett A. & C. Black, 1945 - 250 Seiten |
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... sight of his approach the Queen swoons , and when she recovers herself she makes con- fession to the nuns and sends Launcelot away . Abbess , to you I knowlache here That through this ilke man and me ( For we together have loved us dear ) ...
... sight of his approach the Queen swoons , and when she recovers herself she makes con- fession to the nuns and sends Launcelot away . Abbess , to you I knowlache here That through this ilke man and me ( For we together have loved us dear ) ...
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... sight of the blessed face of Christ , and at domesday to sit on his right side , for as sinful as ever I was are saints in heaven . Therefore , Sir Launce- lot , I require thee and beseech thee heartily , for all the love that ever was ...
... sight of the blessed face of Christ , and at domesday to sit on his right side , for as sinful as ever I was are saints in heaven . Therefore , Sir Launce- lot , I require thee and beseech thee heartily , for all the love that ever was ...
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... sight . LADY MACBETH . A foolish thought to say a sorry sight . MACBETH . There's one did laugh in ' s sleep , and one cried ' Murder ! ' That they did wake each other : I stood and heard them ; But they did say their prayers , and ...
... sight . LADY MACBETH . A foolish thought to say a sorry sight . MACBETH . There's one did laugh in ' s sleep , and one cried ' Murder ! ' That they did wake each other : I stood and heard them ; But they did say their prayers , and ...
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