Fairy Tales, Legends and Romances Illustrating Shakespeare and Other Early English WritersKerslake, 1875 - 426 pages |
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... carried about in the prows of their galleys : which those who saw not , it was indicated to him to be those in the ... carry a beard more at length than any other men ; but , what is more , ... after this 1 Of the History of Animals , b ...
... carried about in the prows of their galleys : which those who saw not , it was indicated to him to be those in the ... carry a beard more at length than any other men ; but , what is more , ... after this 1 Of the History of Animals , b ...
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... carried on in the house , or any kind of laborious work to be done , they join themselves to the work , and expedite it with more than human facility . It is natural to these that they may be obsequious , and may not be hurtful . But ...
... carried on in the house , or any kind of laborious work to be done , they join themselves to the work , and expedite it with more than human facility . It is natural to these that they may be obsequious , and may not be hurtful . But ...
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... carry them up to their caves , & c . " 2 The fairies have already called themselves spirits , ghosts , or shadows , and consequently THEY NEVER DIED - a position , at the same time , of which there is every kind of proof that a fact can ...
... carry them up to their caves , & c . " 2 The fairies have already called themselves spirits , ghosts , or shadows , and consequently THEY NEVER DIED - a position , at the same time , of which there is every kind of proof that a fact can ...
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... carry her . The sight of a human creature filled the heart of Sir Gawen with joy , and hastily riding up , he enquired how far he had deviated from the right road , and where he could procure a night's lodging . The old woman now slowly ...
... carry her . The sight of a human creature filled the heart of Sir Gawen with joy , and hastily riding up , he enquired how far he had deviated from the right road , and where he could procure a night's lodging . The old woman now slowly ...
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... carried him foorth ; first drew him thorow a pond to coole his hot blood , then did he carry him where the young married couple were , and said , " Here is your uncle's consent under his hand ; then , here is the ten pounds he gave you ...
... carried him foorth ; first drew him thorow a pond to coole his hot blood , then did he carry him where the young married couple were , and said , " Here is your uncle's consent under his hand ; then , here is the ten pounds he gave you ...
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