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W. 125 . my thanks , sir , Owes to this just engagement . “ As there is no possibility of extracting sense out of the last line , we must conclude that a ...
W. 125 . my thanks , sir , Owes to this just engagement . “ As there is no possibility of extracting sense out of the last line , we must conclude that a ...
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Prick - eared means with ears erect , " — thank you , Mr. Weber— " and the application of the term to a fool " ( what fool ? where is he ? ) ...
Prick - eared means with ears erect , " — thank you , Mr. Weber— " and the application of the term to a fool " ( what fool ? where is he ? ) ...
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... for the defaults of his education , which ( thanks to the satellites of the Regent and Elizabeth ) was at once frivolous and gloomy , had rendered him ...
... for the defaults of his education , which ( thanks to the satellites of the Regent and Elizabeth ) was at once frivolous and gloomy , had rendered him ...
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Thanks , most egregiously . Pel . I will not slack my part , Cuc . Wench , take my buckler . Cor . Come all unto my chamber ; the project is cast ; the time ...
Thanks , most egregiously . Pel . I will not slack my part , Cuc . Wench , take my buckler . Cor . Come all unto my chamber ; the project is cast ; the time ...
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Take the word Of a just prince ; for any thing thou speakest I have more than a pardon , thanks and love . Rhe . I will remember you of an old tale ...
Take the word Of a just prince ; for any thing thou speakest I have more than a pardon , thanks and love . Rhe . I will remember you of an old tale ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford |
| Author | W. Gifford |
| Published | 1827 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2014 |
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