The Rising Sun: A Serio-comic Satiric Romance, 1±ÇAppleyards, 1807 |
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... 'd at for his labour , For such a one as Jack , such is his neighbour . My Lord with folly should he charge his spouse , She will retort by smiling at his brows , As if she'd say : " Like your's , so THE RISING SUN . 5.
... 'd at for his labour , For such a one as Jack , such is his neighbour . My Lord with folly should he charge his spouse , She will retort by smiling at his brows , As if she'd say : " Like your's , so THE RISING SUN . 5.
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... ( Lord Kenyon ) denounced the full se- verity of the law against all offenders in a si- milar way , of whatever rank or sex . " It is ex- tremely to be lamented , ' said his Lordship , that this vice has descended to the very lowest order ...
... ( Lord Kenyon ) denounced the full se- verity of the law against all offenders in a si- milar way , of whatever rank or sex . " It is ex- tremely to be lamented , ' said his Lordship , that this vice has descended to the very lowest order ...
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... to the residence of the Lord and his family . The rooms were ªÞ superbly , though fancifully decorated with 1 globes , sceptres , and crowns , gilded on the c 2 THE RISING SUN . 15 the mismanagement of their stewards, had so ...
... to the residence of the Lord and his family . The rooms were ªÞ superbly , though fancifully decorated with 1 globes , sceptres , and crowns , gilded on the c 2 THE RISING SUN . 15 the mismanagement of their stewards, had so ...
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... Lord's and Lady's elbow - chairs , which were only rude mishapen things of oak , and that of the Lord had a great Highland stone between its feet , either to keep it steady , or for some other purpose . The se- cond , or middle story ...
... Lord's and Lady's elbow - chairs , which were only rude mishapen things of oak , and that of the Lord had a great Highland stone between its feet , either to keep it steady , or for some other purpose . The se- cond , or middle story ...
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... Lord's Court of Conscience , who was the chief of the second story , was no less remarkable than those of the Lord and Lady . It was a bag stuffed with wool , as some say , to remind him of the interest of the tenants , who were very ...
... Lord's Court of Conscience , who was the chief of the second story , was no less remarkable than those of the Lord and Lady . It was a bag stuffed with wool , as some say , to remind him of the interest of the tenants , who were very ...
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