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. oldal
Were I forced by some dread demoniacal hand , To change heads ( what a fate ! )
with some Whig in the land , I don't know but I'd swap with yourself , my old
Gander , ( I should then be Diogenes -- not Alexander ! ) But to shew my good will
in ...
Were I forced by some dread demoniacal hand , To change heads ( what a fate ! )
with some Whig in the land , I don't know but I'd swap with yourself , my old
Gander , ( I should then be Diogenes -- not Alexander ! ) But to shew my good will
in ...
5. oldal
I need , therefore , only say , that Mrs Pringle declared that the tribulaour fellow -
passenger had no small por- tion and extortioning of travelling by tion of the
ability common among his land was as ill to abide as the sea - sicktownsfolk . I
should ...
I need , therefore , only say , that Mrs Pringle declared that the tribulaour fellow -
passenger had no small por- tion and extortioning of travelling by tion of the
ability common among his land was as ill to abide as the sea - sicktownsfolk . I
should ...
18. oldal
... he can port him popery , that rampauged over the back self as much to the
purpose as the auld of common sense so long in this land King , we can thole
with him , though the darkness of night is the light o he should na just speak so
much to ...
... he can port him popery , that rampauged over the back self as much to the
purpose as the auld of common sense so long in this land King , we can thole
with him , though the darkness of night is the light o he should na just speak so
much to ...
22. oldal
In marching up the Hall taking it into her head to be most awwith the rest , he took
his stance on fully terrified at the sight of a Highthe platform whereon the throne
was land gentleman in his kilt , and holding placed , and in the wonderment of ...
In marching up the Hall taking it into her head to be most awwith the rest , he took
his stance on fully terrified at the sight of a Highthe platform whereon the throne
was land gentleman in his kilt , and holding placed , and in the wonderment of ...
48. oldal
Some of the ballads in the Queen's ed , which I think can hardly be expect Wake
are tolerable imitations of Scott , to do him any honour at the long run . and the
old traditionary poetry of Scot- should like the worst poem that I ha land . But who
...
Some of the ballads in the Queen's ed , which I think can hardly be expect Wake
are tolerable imitations of Scott , to do him any honour at the long run . and the
old traditionary poetry of Scot- should like the worst poem that I ha land . But who
...
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