Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 6S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 129
... true obedience , justly his ; And a poor recompense for all his favors . Implacable he is not ; contrite man Ne er found him so . Had . But others have , If oracles be true . Tam . Little we know Of them ; and nothing of their dire ...
... true obedience , justly his ; And a poor recompense for all his favors . Implacable he is not ; contrite man Ne er found him so . Had . But others have , If oracles be true . Tam . Little we know Of them ; and nothing of their dire ...
Page 135
... true obedience , justly his ; And a poor recompense for all his favors . Implacable he is not ; contrite man Ne er found him so . Had . But others have , If oracles be true . Tam . Little we know Of them ; and nothing of their dire ...
... true obedience , justly his ; And a poor recompense for all his favors . Implacable he is not ; contrite man Ne er found him so . Had . But others have , If oracles be true . Tam . Little we know Of them ; and nothing of their dire ...
Page 300
... true love's regarded , I am the man ; and thus may still True lovers be rewarded ! " The wars are o'er , and I'm come hame , And find thee still true - hearted ! Though poor in gear , we're rich in love , And mair we'se ne'er be parted ...
... true love's regarded , I am the man ; and thus may still True lovers be rewarded ! " The wars are o'er , and I'm come hame , And find thee still true - hearted ! Though poor in gear , we're rich in love , And mair we'se ne'er be parted ...
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