 She, therefore, framed a deep-concerted plan. She played a charitable part ; but in such a way, that it always reached my ears. She played a pious, modest, reserved part, in order to excite my curiosity. And, at last, to-day she plays the prude. She refuses...  The virgin of the sun, a play. From the Germ., by B. Thompson - Page 46by August Friedrich F. von Kotzebue - 1801Full view - About this book
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...months. Adelaide knew it. Stra. That she may make fools believe. Hear further : she knows too that I am not a common sort of man ; that my heart is not...at last to-day she plays the prude. She refuses my forgtveness, in order, by this generous device, to extort it from my compassion. Bar. Charles ! I have... | |
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...never saw you till to-day. Stra. That she may make fools believe. Hear further : She knows too that I am not a common sort of man ; that -my heart is not...order, by this generous device, to extort it from my compassion. Bar. Charles ! I have listened to you with astonishinent. This is weakness only to he... | |
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...man ; that my heart is not to be attacked in the usual way. She, therefore, framed a deep concerted plan. She played a charitable part; but in such a...she plays the prude. She refuses my forgiveness, in hopes by this generous device, to extort it from my compassion. Bar. Charles ! I have listened to you... | |
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...common sort of man ; that my heart is not to be attacked in the usual manner. She, therefore, framed a deep-concerted plan. She played a charitable part ; but in such a way, that it always readied my ears. She played a pious, modest, reserved part, in order to excite my curiosity. And, at... | |
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...common sort of man ; that my heart is not to be attacked in the usual manner. She, therefore, framed a deep-concerted plan. She played a charitable part...she plays the prude. She refuses my forgiveness, in hopes, by this generous device, to extort it from my compassion. Bar. Charles ! I have listened to... | |
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...nl'maii; that my heart is not to be attacked in the usual manner. She, therefore, framed a deep< -oiiwrted plan. She played a charitable part; but in such a...she plays the prude. She refuses my forgiveness, in hopes, by this generous device, to extort it from my compassion. Bar. Charles ! I have listened to... | |
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