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Pagina 61
... hath drunken all his shame Cares nothing for what people say ; He lets derision pass its way As clouds may go the way they came . If in the street they hoot his name , He winks and turns to wine and play . He that hath drunken all ...
... hath drunken all his shame Cares nothing for what people say ; He lets derision pass its way As clouds may go the way they came . If in the street they hoot his name , He winks and turns to wine and play . He that hath drunken all ...
Pagina 186
... hath this comforte left him to see his children living , and that the conqueror Emylius hath lost his . ' This love be- tween children and parents might be expected in any picture of any society ; yet it is conspicuous in the Parallel ...
... hath this comforte left him to see his children living , and that the conqueror Emylius hath lost his . ' This love be- tween children and parents might be expected in any picture of any society ; yet it is conspicuous in the Parallel ...
Pagina 274
... hath long bene here sicke in London . ' But her son was soon to recover . 26th February 1600 : - My lord Harbert is well again ; they all remove upon Saturday to Wilton to the races ; when that is ended , my Lord Harbert comes up ...
... hath long bene here sicke in London . ' But her son was soon to recover . 26th February 1600 : - My lord Harbert is well again ; they all remove upon Saturday to Wilton to the races ; when that is ended , my Lord Harbert comes up ...
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