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... live : yes , wait , wait on for time , Till time is ours no more : those hoary locks For fresh disgraces keep ; and palliate With false compassion for thy son , which he With all his heart abhors and disavows , Thy ignominious cowardice ...
... live : yes , wait , wait on for time , Till time is ours no more : those hoary locks For fresh disgraces keep ; and palliate With false compassion for thy son , which he With all his heart abhors and disavows , Thy ignominious cowardice ...
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... live in my own country but by such means as are worse than dying in it , I think he shews me , I ought to keep ... live in safety , I cannot live at all . If I had been in England , I should have expected a lodging with them ; or though ...
... live in my own country but by such means as are worse than dying in it , I think he shews me , I ought to keep ... live in safety , I cannot live at all . If I had been in England , I should have expected a lodging with them ; or though ...
Pagina 217
... live , and how to die , But act themselves , as tho ' ' twere all a lie ? ' P.90 . On this point , only one opinion ... lives of the principal personages introduced . We have even on our table an index to the real and the fictitious ...
... live , and how to die , But act themselves , as tho ' ' twere all a lie ? ' P.90 . On this point , only one opinion ... lives of the principal personages introduced . We have even on our table an index to the real and the fictitious ...
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Bertram a Tragedy | 54 |
Melodino Relics | 66 |
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