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Side 825
... thing- Pray did you ever hear me sing ? ' Never indeed . " Next time we meet- We're just now coming to the street.- Bless me ! I had almost forgot : There's poor Jack Stiles will go to pot . Sir Scrutiny has press'd me daily To be this ...
... thing- Pray did you ever hear me sing ? ' Never indeed . " Next time we meet- We're just now coming to the street.- Bless me ! I had almost forgot : There's poor Jack Stiles will go to pot . Sir Scrutiny has press'd me daily To be this ...
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... thing that's pretty , odd , and new : All ugly , old , odd things - I leave to you . You , fair one , will smile , and cry , " Laws , I defy you ; " [ you : Assur'd that no peers can be summon'd to try But think not that paltry defence ...
... thing that's pretty , odd , and new : All ugly , old , odd things - I leave to you . You , fair one , will smile , and cry , " Laws , I defy you ; " [ you : Assur'd that no peers can be summon'd to try But think not that paltry defence ...
Side 892
... thing ? -O ! that's a Lord ! You jest that thing a Peer ? an English Peer ? Who ought ( with head , estate , and conscience clear ) Either in grave debate , or hardy fight , Firmly maintain a free - born people's right : Surely those ...
... thing ? -O ! that's a Lord ! You jest that thing a Peer ? an English Peer ? Who ought ( with head , estate , and conscience clear ) Either in grave debate , or hardy fight , Firmly maintain a free - born people's right : Surely those ...
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Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for ... Vicesimus Knox Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1796 |
Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry ..., Volum 1 Vicesimus Knox Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 1801 |
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