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21. oldal
... my merit consist in one vard - I am foreignere - and entre nous - vile de Englis be so great a fool to love de foreignere better dan demselves , de foreignere vold still be more great a fool , did they not leave deir own countrie ...
... my merit consist in one vard - I am foreignere - and entre nous - vile de Englis be so great a fool to love de foreignere better dan demselves , de foreignere vold still be more great a fool , did they not leave deir own countrie ...
44. oldal
You are a fool . Kit . I have been in love ; but I am much wiser now . Mel . Hold your tongue , impertinence ! Kit . That's the severest thing she has said yet . [ Aside . Mel . Leave me . Kit . Oh this love ! this love is the devil !
You are a fool . Kit . I have been in love ; but I am much wiser now . Mel . Hold your tongue , impertinence ! Kit . That's the severest thing she has said yet . [ Aside . Mel . Leave me . Kit . Oh this love ! this love is the devil !
129. oldal
Ay , Sir ; but she will none , she gives you thanks : I would the fool were married to her grave . Cap . Soft , take me with you , take me with you , wife , How , will she none ? doth she not give us thanks ? Is she not proud ? doth she ...
Ay , Sir ; but she will none , she gives you thanks : I would the fool were married to her grave . Cap . Soft , take me with you , take me with you , wife , How , will she none ? doth she not give us thanks ? Is she not proud ? doth she ...
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