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Page 163
... manner ? I don't know what we have to do with your gratitude upon this occasion ! Leont . How , sir ! is it possible to be silent when so much obliged ? Would you refuse me the pleasure of being grateful ? Of adding my thanks to my ...
... manner ? I don't know what we have to do with your gratitude upon this occasion ! Leont . How , sir ! is it possible to be silent when so much obliged ? Would you refuse me the pleasure of being grateful ? Of adding my thanks to my ...
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... manner ? child ! Miss Hard . Mr. Marlow's his mauvaise honte , his timidity struck me at the first sight . Hard ... manners of the age ; admired the prudence of girls that never laughed ; tired me with apologies for being tiresome ; then ...
... manner ? child ! Miss Hard . Mr. Marlow's his mauvaise honte , his timidity struck me at the first sight . Hard ... manners of the age ; admired the prudence of girls that never laughed ; tired me with apologies for being tiresome ; then ...
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... manner , it is so far inferior to him . The whole hint of Orpheus , with many of the lines , have been taken from an obscure Ode upon Music , published in " Tate's Miscellanies . " THE SHEPHERD'S WEEK . IN SIX PASTORALS . - These are Mr ...
... manner , it is so far inferior to him . The whole hint of Orpheus , with many of the lines , have been taken from an obscure Ode upon Music , published in " Tate's Miscellanies . " THE SHEPHERD'S WEEK . IN SIX PASTORALS . - These are Mr ...
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RETALIATION | 35 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs | 59 |
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