Elegant Extracts, Bände 3-4Vicesimus Knox 1809 |
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... quoth hee , you may see , he hath some grace , What strains of wild melody flow ! How the nightingales. Peace nowe ... quoth he , let ine see here what Quoth our king , Look your fill , and do not spart . I like well thy countenance ...
... quoth hee , you may see , he hath some grace , What strains of wild melody flow ! How the nightingales. Peace nowe ... quoth he , let ine see here what Quoth our king , Look your fill , and do not spart . I like well thy countenance ...
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... quoth the miller , but , sir , make no waste : Here's dainty Lightfoote ! In faith , said the king , I never before eate so dainty a thing . I wis , quoth Richard , no dainty at all it is , For we do eat of it everye day . In what place ...
... quoth the miller , but , sir , make no waste : Here's dainty Lightfoote ! In faith , said the king , I never before eate so dainty a thing . I wis , quoth Richard , no dainty at all it is , For we do eat of it everye day . In what place ...
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... Quoth our king gentlye , How should I forget thee ? That wast my own bed - fellowe , well it I wot . Yea , sir , quoth Richard , and by the same token , Thou with thy farting didst make the bed hot . Thou whoreson unhappy knave , then quoth ...
... Quoth our king gentlye , How should I forget thee ? That wast my own bed - fellowe , well it I wot . Yea , sir , quoth Richard , and by the same token , Thou with thy farting didst make the bed hot . Thou whoreson unhappy knave , then quoth ...
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Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry ..., Band 1 Vicesimus Knox Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1801 |
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