The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 5Sir Walter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... eyes around and see How from every element Nature's sweets are cull'd for thee , And her choicest blessings sent . " Hither Summer , Autumn , Spring , Hither all your tributes bring ; All on bended knee be seen , Paying homage to your ...
... eyes around and see How from every element Nature's sweets are cull'd for thee , And her choicest blessings sent . " Hither Summer , Autumn , Spring , Hither all your tributes bring ; All on bended knee be seen , Paying homage to your ...
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... eyes . Lean . Well , sir , I do . Gripe . What's the meaning of this report ? Lean . Report , sir ? Gripe . Yes , report , sir ; I speak English , as I take it : What is't that you have done in my absence ? Lean . What is't , sir ...
... eyes . Lean . Well , sir , I do . Gripe . What's the meaning of this report ? Lean . Report , sir ? Gripe . Yes , report , sir ; I speak English , as I take it : What is't that you have done in my absence ? Lean . What is't , sir ...
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... eyes upon him , gad I will put my sword into his bowels , the devil take me in- deed . What hast thou in that sack , joy ? By my salvation , I will look into it . yaw knaw Yaw fellee with sack there , done whear th ' awd rascal Griap is ...
... eyes upon him , gad I will put my sword into his bowels , the devil take me in- deed . What hast thou in that sack , joy ? By my salvation , I will look into it . yaw knaw Yaw fellee with sack there , done whear th ' awd rascal Griap is ...
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... eyes can cheat : when most she's kind , She tricks us of our money , with our hearts ! For her , like wolves , by night we roam for prey , And practise ev'ry fraud to bribe her charms ; For suits of love , like law , are won by pay ...
... eyes can cheat : when most she's kind , She tricks us of our money , with our hearts ! For her , like wolves , by night we roam for prey , And practise ev'ry fraud to bribe her charms ; For suits of love , like law , are won by pay ...
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... eyes , My constant heart discover , Fondly let me loll . Mac . O , pretty , pretty Poll ! Polly . And are you as fond of me as ever , my dear ? Mac . Suspect my honour , my courage ; sus- pect any thing , but my love . May my pistols ...
... eyes , My constant heart discover , Fondly let me loll . Mac . O , pretty , pretty Poll ! Polly . And are you as fond of me as ever , my dear ? Mac . Suspect my honour , my courage ; sus- pect any thing , but my love . May my pistols ...
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