The Pirate, 1–3 tomaiArchibald Constable and Company; and Hurst, Robinson, and Company, London., 1822 - 346 psl. |
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... thou got here ? ' and all the wits , and lords , and gentlemen , that used to crowd round him , like the wenches round a pedlar at a fair , they made way for us , and up we came to the fire - side , 6 where he had his own established ...
... thou got here ? ' and all the wits , and lords , and gentlemen , that used to crowd round him , like the wenches round a pedlar at a fair , they made way for us , and up we came to the fire - side , 6 where he had his own established ...
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... thou feelest the rolling of the Jolly Mari- ner still― ( for , in truth , honest Triptolemus shew- ed a little unsteadiness of motion , as he rose to attend his host ) -but never mind , we shall have thee find thy land - legs to reel it ...
... thou feelest the rolling of the Jolly Mari- ner still― ( for , in truth , honest Triptolemus shew- ed a little unsteadiness of motion , as he rose to attend his host ) -but never mind , we shall have thee find thy land - legs to reel it ...
64 psl.
... thou , ' in a sonnet in her praise . ” " The moon , " said the factor , who was now beginning to speak very thick , " ripens corn , at least the old folk said so - and she fills nuts also , whilk is of less matter - sparge nuces , pueri ...
... thou , ' in a sonnet in her praise . ” " The moon , " said the factor , who was now beginning to speak very thick , " ripens corn , at least the old folk said so - and she fills nuts also , whilk is of less matter - sparge nuces , pueri ...
129 psl.
... and the Peak of Hengcliff arise from it , and yet they have not tasted of slumber ; nor must they slumber now till my task is ended . Sit down , then , Min- VOL . II . I na , and thou , silly trembler , sit down THE PIRATE . 129.
... and the Peak of Hengcliff arise from it , and yet they have not tasted of slumber ; nor must they slumber now till my task is ended . Sit down , then , Min- VOL . II . I na , and thou , silly trembler , sit down THE PIRATE . 129.
130 psl.
Walter Scott. na , and thou , silly trembler , sit down , while I trim my lamp - Don your clothes , for the tale is long , and ere ' tis done , ye will shiver with worse than cold . " " For Heaven's sake , then , put it off till day ...
Walter Scott. na , and thou , silly trembler , sit down , while I trim my lamp - Don your clothes , for the tale is long , and ere ' tis done , ye will shiver with worse than cold . " " For Heaven's sake , then , put it off till day ...
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