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Harold E. Pagliaro. Thou sayst thou wilt come after : I believe thee ; For I can now believe whate'er thou That we may part more kindly . Cleop . I will come : sayst , Doubt not , my life , I'll come , and quickly too : C©¡sar shall ...
Harold E. Pagliaro. Thou sayst thou wilt come after : I believe thee ; For I can now believe whate'er thou That we may part more kindly . Cleop . I will come : sayst , Doubt not , my life , I'll come , and quickly too : C©¡sar shall ...
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... believe , made him known to the publick . An invitation from lady CobhamR about this time gave occasion to an odd composition called a Long Story , which , though perhaps it adds little to Gray's character , was inserted at the end of ...
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... believe you'll own the ingredients are tolerable . Will you , be so good as to pledge me , Sir ? Here , Mr. Marlow , here is to our better acquiantance . [ Drinks . Marl . [ Aside . ] A very impudent fellow this ! but he's a character ...
... believe you'll own the ingredients are tolerable . Will you , be so good as to pledge me , Sir ? Here , Mr. Marlow , here is to our better acquiantance . [ Drinks . Marl . [ Aside . ] A very impudent fellow this ! but he's a character ...
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