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... thou hast been hired to deceive and to betray me - that thou art a cheat , and I thy silly prey and booty ! " The old man exhibited some symp- toms of emotion , but not more than the furious deportment of his patron might have extorted ...
... thou hast been hired to deceive and to betray me - that thou art a cheat , and I thy silly prey and booty ! " The old man exhibited some symp- toms of emotion , but not more than the furious deportment of his patron might have extorted ...
Page 40
... thou ? a tott'ring hall That crumbles while we walk ; A flower so soon decreed to fall , And wither on its stalk ; A gather'd rose - bud , but that pride Of crimson o'er it spread , ' Tis our own life - blood's precious tide , That as ...
... thou ? a tott'ring hall That crumbles while we walk ; A flower so soon decreed to fall , And wither on its stalk ; A gather'd rose - bud , but that pride Of crimson o'er it spread , ' Tis our own life - blood's precious tide , That as ...
Page 44
... thou - O Sun ! -shalt never fail , Till Nature sinks into her grave . Lo ! when the winds of Heav'n are loud , When lightning flies in awful form , Thou lookest from behind a cloud And laughest at the empty storm ; But thou , O Sun ...
... thou - O Sun ! -shalt never fail , Till Nature sinks into her grave . Lo ! when the winds of Heav'n are loud , When lightning flies in awful form , Thou lookest from behind a cloud And laughest at the empty storm ; But thou , O Sun ...
Page 53
... Thou liest , thou treacherous slave ! " tempts to keep her silent , in the sad fore- said Countess Amy , in spite of Janet's at- sight that her vehemence might only fur- nish arms against herself . " Thou liest , ' she continued- " Let ...
... Thou liest , thou treacherous slave ! " tempts to keep her silent , in the sad fore- said Countess Amy , in spite of Janet's at- sight that her vehemence might only fur- nish arms against herself . " Thou liest , ' she continued- " Let ...
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... thou art worthy ; for we will sift this matter to the utter- most . - Thou art , " she said , bending on the countess an eye which seemed de- signed to pierce her very inmost soul , - " thou art Amy , daughter of Sir Hugh Robsart , of ...
... thou art worthy ; for we will sift this matter to the utter- most . - Thou art , " she said , bending on the countess an eye which seemed de- signed to pierce her very inmost soul , - " thou art Amy , daughter of Sir Hugh Robsart , of ...
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