Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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1st Lady . this course would endanger his Come , my gracious lord , Shall I be
your playfellow ? own life , and possibly bring furMam . No , I'll none of you . ther
indignity upon the queen . 1st Lady . Why , my sweet lord ? At the time he sadly ...
1st Lady . this course would endanger his Come , my gracious lord , Shall I be
your playfellow ? own life , and possibly bring furMam . No , I'll none of you . ther
indignity upon the queen . 1st Lady . Why , my sweet lord ? At the time he sadly ...
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Come on , sit down . Come on , and do But here she checks herself . The name of
villain must not be To fright me with your sprites ; you're coupled with his , -her
husband , powerful at it . Mam . There was a man , and a king , —and with a voice
...
Come on , sit down . Come on , and do But here she checks herself . The name of
villain must not be To fright me with your sprites ; you're coupled with his , -her
husband , powerful at it . Mam . There was a man , and a king , —and with a voice
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I charged thee , ” he says to her “ Although the print be little , the husband ,
Antigonus , " that she whole matter should not come about me . I And copy of the
father ” _ knew she would . ” But neither may turn his heart , and break the
Antigonus ...
I charged thee , ” he says to her “ Although the print be little , the husband ,
Antigonus , " that she whole matter should not come about me . I And copy of the
father ” _ knew she would . ” But neither may turn his heart , and break the
Antigonus ...
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... ingratitude The mother to a hopeful prince , -here To you , and toward your
friend , whose standing love had spoke To prate and talk for life and honour Even
since it could speak , from an in' fore fant , freely , Who please to come and hear .
... ingratitude The mother to a hopeful prince , -here To you , and toward your
friend , whose standing love had spoke To prate and talk for life and honour Even
since it could speak , from an in' fore fant , freely , Who please to come and hear .
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Come , poor babe ! ” he says : For this conclusion he is scarcely to be forgiven .
But his tender“ I have heard , but not believ'd , the spirits of the dead ness for the
child is very sweet May walk again . If such thing be , thy and touching . His words
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Come , poor babe ! ” he says : For this conclusion he is scarcely to be forgiven .
But his tender“ I have heard , but not believ'd , the spirits of the dead ness for the
child is very sweet May walk again . If such thing be , thy and touching . His words
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