Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, 6. köideS. Walker, 1826 |
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Page 152
... bring all things unto decay ; Whereby great riches , gather'd many a day , She in short space did often bring to nought , And their possessours often did dismay . For all her study was , and all her thought , How she might overthrowe ...
... bring all things unto decay ; Whereby great riches , gather'd many a day , She in short space did often bring to nought , And their possessours often did dismay . For all her study was , and all her thought , How she might overthrowe ...
Page 159
... bring all things unto decay ; Whereby great riches . gather'd many a day , She in short space did often bring to nought , And their possessours often did dismay . For all her study was , and all her thought , How she might overthrowe ...
... bring all things unto decay ; Whereby great riches . gather'd many a day , She in short space did often bring to nought , And their possessours often did dismay . For all her study was , and all her thought , How she might overthrowe ...
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... bring on desolation , And murder'd belles unpeople half the nation ! Fain would I hope this play to move com- passion- And live to hunt suspicion out of fashion.- Four motives strongly recommend to lovers , Hate of this weakness , that ...
... bring on desolation , And murder'd belles unpeople half the nation ! Fain would I hope this play to move com- passion- And live to hunt suspicion out of fashion.- Four motives strongly recommend to lovers , Hate of this weakness , that ...
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