English Literature, 1650-1800John Cooper Mendenhall J.B. Lippincott, 1940 - 1166 Seiten |
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... sure no falsehood ever lookt so fairly . Farewell - Remember Twelve . [ Exit BELVIDera . Let Heav'n forget me When I remember not thy Truth , thy Love . How curst is my Condition , toss'd and justl'd , From every Corner ; Fortune's ...
... sure no falsehood ever lookt so fairly . Farewell - Remember Twelve . [ Exit BELVIDera . Let Heav'n forget me When I remember not thy Truth , thy Love . How curst is my Condition , toss'd and justl'd , From every Corner ; Fortune's ...
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... sure to say has made him so en- amour'd of her Beauty , that he burns with Im- patience to lye at her Ladyship's ... sure my Lady is at her Toilet , and can't dress ' till I O dear , I'm sure that [ Looking out . ] was Mrs. Marwood that ...
... sure to say has made him so en- amour'd of her Beauty , that he burns with Im- patience to lye at her Ladyship's ... sure my Lady is at her Toilet , and can't dress ' till I O dear , I'm sure that [ Looking out . ] was Mrs. Marwood that ...
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... sure - footed mare , Though all the ravens of the Hundred With croaking had your tongue out - thunder'd , Sure - footed Dun had kept his legs , And you , good woman , sav'd your eggs . Go , Rose , my Chloe's bosom grace ; How happy ...
... sure - footed mare , Though all the ravens of the Hundred With croaking had your tongue out - thunder'd , Sure - footed Dun had kept his legs , And you , good woman , sav'd your eggs . Go , Rose , my Chloe's bosom grace ; How happy ...
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Go lovely Rose | 3 |
SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT | 11 |
From The Second Book Canto the First | 18 |
Urheberrecht | |
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