From Beowulf to Edward GibbonRobert Shafer Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1931 |
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... LADY WISHFORT . Let me see the glass.- Cracks , sayest thou ? -why , I am arrantly flayed I look like an old peeled wall . Thou must repair me , Foible , before Sir Rowland comes , or I shall never keep up to my picture . 15 FOIBLE . I ...
... LADY WISHFORT . Let me see the glass.- Cracks , sayest thou ? -why , I am arrantly flayed I look like an old peeled wall . Thou must repair me , Foible , before Sir Rowland comes , or I shall never keep up to my picture . 15 FOIBLE . I ...
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... LADY WISHFORT . Indeed you do . WAITWELL . I do not , fair shrine of virtue ! LADY WISHFORT . If you think the least scruple of carnality was an ingredient , - WAITWELL . Dear madam , no . You are all camphor and frankincense , all ...
... LADY WISHFORT . Indeed you do . WAITWELL . I do not , fair shrine of virtue ! LADY WISHFORT . If you think the least scruple of carnality was an ingredient , - WAITWELL . Dear madam , no . You are all camphor and frankincense , all ...
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... lady would speak with Mrs. Foible , mem . Mr. Mirabell is with her ; he has set your spouse at liberty , Mrs. Foible , and would have you hide yourself in my lady's closet till my old lady's anger is abated . Oh , my old lady is in a ...
... lady would speak with Mrs. Foible , mem . Mr. Mirabell is with her ; he has set your spouse at liberty , Mrs. Foible , and would have you hide yourself in my lady's closet till my old lady's anger is abated . Oh , my old lady is in a ...
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Meditative Lyrics | 1 |
EPIC | 2 |
The Wanderer | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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