The Strand Magazine, 31 tomasHerbert Greenhough Smith G. Newnes, 1906 |
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... wait , But fixed as Fate To plan and dare and do , The peer of all , And only thrall , Sweet lady mine , to you . It may have been that the sentiment went for more than the music , or it may have been that the nicety of her own ear had ...
... wait , But fixed as Fate To plan and dare and do , The peer of all , And only thrall , Sweet lady mine , to you . It may have been that the sentiment went for more than the music , or it may have been that the nicety of her own ear had ...
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... wait for his dinner while his lordship had luncheon . That meal , under his daughter's management , took a long time , and the joint when it reached him was more than half cold . It was , moreover , quite clear that the aristocracy had ...
... wait for his dinner while his lordship had luncheon . That meal , under his daughter's management , took a long time , and the joint when it reached him was more than half cold . It was , moreover , quite clear that the aristocracy had ...
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... waiting came in force . " You needn't go , unless you want to , " she said , softly . " I like fools better than lords . " O " I LIKE FOOLS BETTER THAN LORDS , " CENE , Crystal Palace ; locality , a bit of. 32 THE STRAND MAGAZINE .
... waiting came in force . " You needn't go , unless you want to , " she said , softly . " I like fools better than lords . " O " I LIKE FOOLS BETTER THAN LORDS , " CENE , Crystal Palace ; locality , a bit of. 32 THE STRAND MAGAZINE .
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... Wait till you see this one . It will be a gigantic suc- cess . You can count its ribs , and its bones stand out like hat- pegs . It's ewe - necked and has a head like a camel . " " But where is it ? I must see it to - day . " Bram ...
... Wait till you see this one . It will be a gigantic suc- cess . You can count its ribs , and its bones stand out like hat- pegs . It's ewe - necked and has a head like a camel . " " But where is it ? I must see it to - day . " Bram ...
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... wait in till your turn came ; and a grown - up who had seen it said that Shakespeare himself could not have imagined a more suitable setting for his play . They were not , of course , allowed to act on Midsummer Night itself , but they ...
... wait in till your turn came ; and a grown - up who had seen it said that Shakespeare himself could not have imagined a more suitable setting for his play . They were not , of course , allowed to act on Midsummer Night itself , but they ...
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