Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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Page 87
... leave my little fortune behind with reluctance . The great- est part of it was left me by my uncle , the India Director , and chiefly 10 consists in jewels . I have been for some time persuading my aunt to let me wear them . I fancy I'm ...
... leave my little fortune behind with reluctance . The great- est part of it was left me by my uncle , the India Director , and chiefly 10 consists in jewels . I have been for some time persuading my aunt to let me wear them . I fancy I'm ...
Page 108
... leave my house directly . MARLOW . Leave your house ! - -Sure you jest , my good friend ? What , when I'm doing what I can to please you . HARDCASTLE . I tell you , Sir , you don't please me ; so I desire you'll leave my house . MARLOW ...
... leave my house directly . MARLOW . Leave your house ! - -Sure you jest , my good friend ? What , when I'm doing what I can to please you . HARDCASTLE . I tell you , Sir , you don't please me ; so I desire you'll leave my house . MARLOW ...
Page 111
... leave us any more . It won't leave us cousin Tony , will it ? TONY . O ! it's a pretty creature . No , I'd sooner leave my horse in a pound , than leave you when you smile upon one so . Your laugh makes you so becoming . MISS NEVILLE ...
... leave us any more . It won't leave us cousin Tony , will it ? TONY . O ! it's a pretty creature . No , I'd sooner leave my horse in a pound , than leave you when you smile upon one so . Your laugh makes you so becoming . MISS NEVILLE ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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