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... a literal scene to the festivities in honour of the translation , not a dexterous adaptation baptism of the Prince of Asturias , to to English tastes , is required . have been produced about the year For the same reason we have ad .
... a literal scene to the festivities in honour of the translation , not a dexterous adaptation baptism of the Prince of Asturias , to to English tastes , is required . have been produced about the year For the same reason we have ad .
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So , at the Posada leaving Mules and baggage , forth I fared On my search ; and seeing round me Festive liveries , gala dresses , Stopp'd a while to learn the reason , And to catch a glimpse in passing . Late enough , in truth , we come ...
So , at the Posada leaving Mules and baggage , forth I fared On my search ; and seeing round me Festive liveries , gala dresses , Stopp'd a while to learn the reason , And to catch a glimpse in passing . Late enough , in truth , we come ...
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Slight must such extreme appear , Since although admitted here , I , methinks , have reason good For complaint , not gratitude ; And I do complain , I ownD. Ang . You complain of me ! D. Man . Even so , Since you trust me not to know ...
Slight must such extreme appear , Since although admitted here , I , methinks , have reason good For complaint , not gratitude ; And I do complain , I ownD. Ang . You complain of me ! D. Man . Even so , Since you trust me not to know ...
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At last , in words of woe , That faint and faltering from his lips did flow , Borne swiftly from the tongue , He did demand the reason of his wrong . I strove to answer still , ( I've said that feeling finds not words at will ...
At last , in words of woe , That faint and faltering from his lips did flow , Borne swiftly from the tongue , He did demand the reason of his wrong . I strove to answer still , ( I've said that feeling finds not words at will ...
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You have had no reason to which we had happily slept . be pleased with the good will of the Whether the interpreter bad , in fact , master . But the mistress of the house spoken so wisely , or only so painted has anticipated all your ...
You have had no reason to which we had happily slept . be pleased with the good will of the Whether the interpreter bad , in fact , master . But the mistress of the house spoken so wisely , or only so painted has anticipated all your ...
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