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... thee , richly worth A quintal or an hundred weight of gold . Bestow it as thou list on some good work , For well I know thou nothing dost reserve Of all thy riches men bestow on thee . But wouldst thou leave this place and poor man's ...
... thee , richly worth A quintal or an hundred weight of gold . Bestow it as thou list on some good work , For well I know thou nothing dost reserve Of all thy riches men bestow on thee . But wouldst thou leave this place and poor man's ...
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... thee ; But take our loves , and in the wished proof Of these high fortunes thou foretellest us , Nothing we have shall be too dear for thee . Sa. We that are sisters , Irus , by our vow , Will be of one self blood and thankful mind To ...
... thee ; But take our loves , and in the wished proof Of these high fortunes thou foretellest us , Nothing we have shall be too dear for thee . Sa. We that are sisters , Irus , by our vow , Will be of one self blood and thankful mind To ...
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... thee not . Count . Oh , sir , you are but bonaventure , not right Spanish , I perceive ; but do you hear , sir , are you in love ? Brag . Surely the sudden glance of this lady nymph hath suppled my Spanish disposition with love that ...
... thee not . Count . Oh , sir , you are but bonaventure , not right Spanish , I perceive ; but do you hear , sir , are you in love ? Brag . Surely the sudden glance of this lady nymph hath suppled my Spanish disposition with love that ...
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... thee through the mouth . Brag . It is base and ridiculous . Count . Well , thou shalt not do it ; lend me thy thumbs , I'll bite them for thee . Brag . Pardon me . Count . ' Swounds and you had I would have made such a woful parting ...
... thee through the mouth . Brag . It is base and ridiculous . Count . Well , thou shalt not do it ; lend me thy thumbs , I'll bite them for thee . Brag . Pardon me . Count . ' Swounds and you had I would have made such a woful parting ...
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... thee . Ja . Oh , dainty mistress , send for some more banquet . Sa. No , my fine wench , this and myself is well . And let him not sit down like the ox and the ass , But give God thanks , for we are worthy of it , though we say't . Ja ...
... thee . Ja . Oh , dainty mistress , send for some more banquet . Sa. No , my fine wench , this and myself is well . And let him not sit down like the ox and the ass , But give God thanks , for we are worthy of it , though we say't . Ja ...
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The Works of George Chapman: Homer's Iliad and Odyssey (Classic Reprint) George Chapman No preview available - 2016 |
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