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... say within thine owne deepe - funken eyes , 5 ' Were ' an all - eating fhame , and thriftleffe praife . How much more praise deseru'd thy beauties vfe , If thou couldst answere , this faire child of mine Shall fum my count , and make my ...
... say within thine owne deepe - funken eyes , 5 ' Were ' an all - eating fhame , and thriftleffe praife . How much more praise deseru'd thy beauties vfe , If thou couldst answere , this faire child of mine Shall fum my count , and make my ...
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... say I wish thee well : I wish thee ( Vin ) before all wealth , Both bodily and ghoftly health : Nor too much wealth , nor wit , come to thee , So much of either may undo thee . I wish thee learning , not for fhow , Enough for to ...
... say I wish thee well : I wish thee ( Vin ) before all wealth , Both bodily and ghoftly health : Nor too much wealth , nor wit , come to thee , So much of either may undo thee . I wish thee learning , not for fhow , Enough for to ...
Page 57
... say ; But when at all there's nothing to be got , The old wife Law and Justice , will not trot . All fmatterers are more brisk and pert Than those that understand an art ; As little sparkles shine more bright Than glowing coals , that ...
... say ; But when at all there's nothing to be got , The old wife Law and Justice , will not trot . All fmatterers are more brisk and pert Than those that understand an art ; As little sparkles shine more bright Than glowing coals , that ...
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... say than my hand ? Nay , any lady's of the land . 51 It is a wond'rous thing how fleet 55 " Twas on those little filver feet : With what a pretty skipping grace , It oft would challenge me the race And when ' t had left me far away ...
... say than my hand ? Nay , any lady's of the land . 51 It is a wond'rous thing how fleet 55 " Twas on those little filver feet : With what a pretty skipping grace , It oft would challenge me the race And when ' t had left me far away ...
Page 148
... say she's innocent ; but what of that ? " Tis more than crime fufficient that fhe's fat : And that which is prevailing in this case Is , there's another cow to fill her place . And granting Mully to have milk in store , Yet ftill this ...
... say she's innocent ; but what of that ? " Tis more than crime fufficient that fhe's fat : And that which is prevailing in this case Is , there's another cow to fill her place . And granting Mully to have milk in store , Yet ftill this ...
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Common terms and phrases
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