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Because I dare not speak of love , I do not say to her nor to her kindred , But even
to her very menial slaves ; Knowing the lover that has bought to give Has little
chance of gnining what he asks . Flerida . A lover who doth own himself to be So
...
Because I dare not speak of love , I do not say to her nor to her kindred , But even
to her very menial slaves ; Knowing the lover that has bought to give Has little
chance of gnining what he asks . Flerida . A lover who doth own himself to be So
...
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Speak , my daughter . What delays you ? Flerida . Laura , end your hesitation .
Laura . Flerida - - who to wondrous beauty Has - all mental riches added Learned
- and lovely , surely knoweth Already - how I love her highness , Flerida .
Speak , my daughter . What delays you ? Flerida . Laura , end your hesitation .
Laura . Flerida - - who to wondrous beauty Has - all mental riches added Learned
- and lovely , surely knoweth Already - how I love her highness , Flerida .
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For , her highness has commanded I should learn who is the person That ,
protected by the darkness , In the precincts of her palace , Treats her with so
much dishonour . Flerida . Laura , do not speak so loudly . Laura , Who are you ?
Flerida .
For , her highness has commanded I should learn who is the person That ,
protected by the darkness , In the precincts of her palace , Treats her with so
much dishonour . Flerida . Laura , do not speak so loudly . Laura , Who are you ?
Flerida .
Page 266
The Jewish demoniacuses names to which he is accustomed the Hindoo in
Waren - - the Christian from previous associations , leads us to witch - the
modern mesmeric patientsuppose it probable that “ LEGION " all speak in their
second ...
The Jewish demoniacuses names to which he is accustomed the Hindoo in
Waren - - the Christian from previous associations , leads us to witch - the
modern mesmeric patientsuppose it probable that “ LEGION " all speak in their
second ...
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I say , Tom , we can ' t speak to him now ; we shall stop the proceedings . " “
Bother their black proceedings . Here , give me the letter - I will speak to him
quietly . " And up walked Tom Atkins to the bench , par complaisance . “ Mr . T . L .
Gibson ...
I say , Tom , we can ' t speak to him now ; we shall stop the proceedings . " “
Bother their black proceedings . Here , give me the letter - I will speak to him
quietly . " And up walked Tom Atkins to the bench , par complaisance . “ Mr . T . L .
Gibson ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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