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... thee , go to Coomberland , lad . We have noughts to do with thee . Thy old grandfather , Zquire Morris , be now dead , and he ha'n't paid us so well for what we have done as to have oughts to zay to thee again ; zo good night , lad ...
... thee , go to Coomberland , lad . We have noughts to do with thee . Thy old grandfather , Zquire Morris , be now dead , and he ha'n't paid us so well for what we have done as to have oughts to zay to thee again ; zo good night , lad ...
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... thee - fare thee - fare thee well ; " But Etheline , as she waved her hand , Could not those flowing tears command , And thought the bugle in sounds did say , " Fare thee - fare thee well for aye . " III . A year has passed : at ...
... thee - fare thee - fare thee well ; " But Etheline , as she waved her hand , Could not those flowing tears command , And thought the bugle in sounds did say , " Fare thee - fare thee well for aye . " III . A year has passed : at ...
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... thee ; Lead me to the valley- That mysterious alley , Where I may creep in . World of strange illusion ! Fancy - born delusion ! Reason - bred confusion ! Phantasmagoria ! Love , where shall I find thee ? Faith , how shall I bind thee ...
... thee ; Lead me to the valley- That mysterious alley , Where I may creep in . World of strange illusion ! Fancy - born delusion ! Reason - bred confusion ! Phantasmagoria ! Love , where shall I find thee ? Faith , how shall I bind thee ...
Contents
THE LAWYERS TALES Alexander Leighton | 5 |
THE ORPHAN John Mackay Wilson | 36 |
THE BURGHERS TALES Alexander Leighton | 44 |
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