Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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... poor streaming eyes- Jaff . Murther ! unhold me : By th'immortal destiny that doom'd me To this curs'd minute , I'll not live one longer . 320 [ Draws his Dagger . 325 [ Passing - bell towles . Hark , the dismal Bell Resolve to let me ...
... poor streaming eyes- Jaff . Murther ! unhold me : By th'immortal destiny that doom'd me To this curs'd minute , I'll not live one longer . 320 [ Draws his Dagger . 325 [ Passing - bell towles . Hark , the dismal Bell Resolve to let me ...
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... poor Shoulders . And when he had by such earnest Sollicitations , made a shift to procure a Basting sufficient to swell up his Fancy and his Sides , He would return home extremely comforted , and full of terrible Accounts of what he had ...
... poor Shoulders . And when he had by such earnest Sollicitations , made a shift to procure a Basting sufficient to swell up his Fancy and his Sides , He would return home extremely comforted , and full of terrible Accounts of what he had ...
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... poor ignorant Fellow , bred to a mean Trade ; yet I have Sense enough to know , that all Pretences of foretelling by Astrology are Deceits ; for this Manifest Reason , because the Wise and Learned , who can only judge whether there be ...
... poor ignorant Fellow , bred to a mean Trade ; yet I have Sense enough to know , that all Pretences of foretelling by Astrology are Deceits ; for this Manifest Reason , because the Wise and Learned , who can only judge whether there be ...
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