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And I am one who will be more prompt to hang thy neck and arms with pearls and diamonds which so well become them , than to deprive thee of these ornaments . ” " What wouldst thou have of me , " said Rebecca , " if not my wealth ?
And I am one who will be more prompt to hang thy neck and arms with pearls and diamonds which so well become them , than to deprive thee of these ornaments . ” " What wouldst thou have of me , " said Rebecca , " if not my wealth ?
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I spit at thee and I defy thee . The God of Abraham's promise hath opened an escape to his daughter – even from this abyss of infamy ! " As she spoke , she threw open the latticed window which led to the partisan and in an instant after ...
I spit at thee and I defy thee . The God of Abraham's promise hath opened an escape to his daughter – even from this abyss of infamy ! " As she spoke , she threw open the latticed window which led to the partisan and in an instant after ...
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“ I swear to you by the name which I bear - by the cross on my bosom – by the sword on my side – by the ancient crest of my fathers do I swear , I will do thee no injury whatsoever ! If not for thyself , yet for thy father's sake ...
“ I swear to you by the name which I bear - by the cross on my bosom – by the sword on my side – by the ancient crest of my fathers do I swear , I will do thee no injury whatsoever ! If not for thyself , yet for thy father's sake ...
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| Titel | Wives, Women and Wenches: As Seen by British and American Authors Seven Seas books |
| Autor/in | Margaret Stewart |
| Herausgeber | Margaret Stewart |
| Zusammengestellt von | Margaret Stewart |
| Verlag | Seven Seas Publishers, 1966 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 25. Okt. 2007 |
| Länge | 284 Seiten |
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