An Essay on ManEvert Duyckinck, 1817 - 106 Seiten |
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... Knight replies ; Most worthy kindsman , faith you're mighty wise !: We , Sirs , are fools ; and must resign the cause- To heath'nish authors , proverbs , and old laws . He spoke with scorn , and turn'd another way- What does my friend ...
... Knight replies ; Most worthy kindsman , faith you're mighty wise !: We , Sirs , are fools ; and must resign the cause- To heath'nish authors , proverbs , and old laws . He spoke with scorn , and turn'd another way- What does my friend ...
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... Knight would oft repair , ( His scene of pleasure , and peculiar care ) For this he held it dear , and always bore The silver key that lock'd the garden door . To this sweet place in suminer's sultry heat , He us'd from noise and ...
... Knight would oft repair , ( His scene of pleasure , and peculiar care ) For this he held it dear , and always bore The silver key that lock'd the garden door . To this sweet place in suminer's sultry heat , He us'd from noise and ...
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... knight our story turns again ; Who in the garden , with his lovely May , Sung merrier than the cuckow or the jay : This was his song " Oh kind and constant be , Constant and kind I'll ever be to thee . " Thus singing as he went , at ...
... knight our story turns again ; Who in the garden , with his lovely May , Sung merrier than the cuckow or the jay : This was his song " Oh kind and constant be , Constant and kind I'll ever be to thee . " Thus singing as he went , at ...
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