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... Mary from his love . GEORGE . - I know not how to speak , I'm all in doubt ; From childhood I have loved my cousin Mary , And hoped that she loved me . When first my father Purchased the farm hard by she was an infant And I a boy not ...
... Mary from his love . GEORGE . - I know not how to speak , I'm all in doubt ; From childhood I have loved my cousin Mary , And hoped that she loved me . When first my father Purchased the farm hard by she was an infant And I a boy not ...
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... Mary now appears , and an explanation takes place , which is the only passage that is not quite satisfactory to our minds ; when George tells Mary , Till he came hither I'll be sworn you loved me ; and then Mary answers , Yes , George ...
... Mary now appears , and an explanation takes place , which is the only passage that is not quite satisfactory to our minds ; when George tells Mary , Till he came hither I'll be sworn you loved me ; and then Mary answers , Yes , George ...
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... MARY . - You speak so idly ! WALTER.- What must I admire ? MARY . - Admire ! the wide and fertile view before us . How beautiful it is ! its meadow - lands , Its corn - fields , and its woods . WALTER.- Oh ! move aside Mary , my love ...
... MARY . - You speak so idly ! WALTER.- What must I admire ? MARY . - Admire ! the wide and fertile view before us . How beautiful it is ! its meadow - lands , Its corn - fields , and its woods . WALTER.- Oh ! move aside Mary , my love ...
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... MARY . - May not the beauty be i ' the cheerful mind , Which has the grace to see it , rather placed Than in the landscape or the o'erhanging sky ? This delicate little strain of fond parleying is first broken by the pre- sence of ...
... MARY . - May not the beauty be i ' the cheerful mind , Which has the grace to see it , rather placed Than in the landscape or the o'erhanging sky ? This delicate little strain of fond parleying is first broken by the pre- sence of ...
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... Mary says all on the occasion that an amiable and trustful maid ought to say- " We'll love and wait and hope . " George also returns to bid them farewell , behaves with admirable temper and feeling , shake hands with Walter , leaves Mary ...
... Mary says all on the occasion that an amiable and trustful maid ought to say- " We'll love and wait and hope . " George also returns to bid them farewell , behaves with admirable temper and feeling , shake hands with Walter , leaves Mary ...
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