The Cabinet of Irish Literature: Selections from the Works of the Chief Poets, Orators, and Prose Writers of Ireland, Volume 1Gresham Publishing, 1909 - Authors, Irish |
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... thou callest them ) in my time , as ever thou didst with all thy fool- traps about thee . Miss L. Is that the reason of your formality , Mrs. Prim ? Truth will out ; I ever thought , indeed , there was more design than godliness in the ...
... thou callest them ) in my time , as ever thou didst with all thy fool- traps about thee . Miss L. Is that the reason of your formality , Mrs. Prim ? Truth will out ; I ever thought , indeed , there was more design than godliness in the ...
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... thou deny that thou wert suckled by a wolf ? You haven't been so bar- barous , I hope , since you came amongst men as to hunt your nurse , have you ? Hump . Hunt my nurse ! Ay , ' tis so ; she's distracted , as sure as a gun . ( Aside ...
... thou deny that thou wert suckled by a wolf ? You haven't been so bar- barous , I hope , since you came amongst men as to hunt your nurse , have you ? Hump . Hunt my nurse ! Ay , ' tis so ; she's distracted , as sure as a gun . ( Aside ...
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... thou madest an offer of my services to Le Fevre , as sick- ness and travelling are both expensive , and thou knewest he was but a poor lieutenant , with a son to subsist as well as himself out of his pay , that thou didst not make an ...
... thou madest an offer of my services to Le Fevre , as sick- ness and travelling are both expensive , and thou knewest he was but a poor lieutenant , with a son to subsist as well as himself out of his pay , that thou didst not make an ...
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