Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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Harold E. Pagliaro. Pierr . Sure I have stay'd too long : The Clock has struck , and I may lose my Proselyte . Speak , who goes there ? Jaff . At yonder Moon : What's he that asks the Question ? A Dog , that comes to howl 80 Pierr . A ...
Harold E. Pagliaro. Pierr . Sure I have stay'd too long : The Clock has struck , and I may lose my Proselyte . Speak , who goes there ? Jaff . At yonder Moon : What's he that asks the Question ? A Dog , that comes to howl 80 Pierr . A ...
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... Pierr . What's that ? Jaff . To take thy life on such conditions The Council have propos'd : Thou and thy friends May yet live long , and to be better treated . Pierr . Life ! ask my life ! confess ! record my self A villain for the ...
... Pierr . What's that ? Jaff . To take thy life on such conditions The Council have propos'd : Thou and thy friends May yet live long , and to be better treated . Pierr . Life ! ask my life ! confess ! record my self A villain for the ...
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... Pierr . Wilt thou ? Jaff . Pierr . I will , by Heav'n . Then still thou'rt noble , 435 And I forgive thee , oh — yet — shall I trust thee ? Jaff . No : I've been false already . Pierr . Dost thou love me ? [ He weeps . Tears ! Amazement ...
... Pierr . Wilt thou ? Jaff . Pierr . I will , by Heav'n . Then still thou'rt noble , 435 And I forgive thee , oh — yet — shall I trust thee ? Jaff . No : I've been false already . Pierr . Dost thou love me ? [ He weeps . Tears ! Amazement ...
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