Selections from English literature, by E. Lee, Book 4Elizabeth Lee 1913 |
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Page 165
... hope not , " said Trim . " You hope not ! " cried Susannah , earnestly . The mourning ran not in Trim's head , whatever it did in Susannah's . I hope , " said Trim , ex- plaining himself , " I hope in God the news is not true . " " I ...
... hope not , " said Trim . " You hope not ! " cried Susannah , earnestly . The mourning ran not in Trim's head , whatever it did in Susannah's . I hope , " said Trim , ex- plaining himself , " I hope in God the news is not true . " " I ...
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... hope I see you well in health . " Miss Nancy kissed her aunt's cheek dutifully , and answered , with the same sort of amiable primness , Quite well , I thank you , aunt ; and I hope I see you the same . ' 66 " Thank you , niece ; I keep ...
... hope I see you well in health . " Miss Nancy kissed her aunt's cheek dutifully , and answered , with the same sort of amiable primness , Quite well , I thank you , aunt ; and I hope I see you the same . ' 66 " Thank you , niece ; I keep ...
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... hope the high song taught him : hope whose eyes Can sound the seas unsoundable , the skies Inaccessible of eyesight ; that can see What earth beholds not , hear what wind and sea Hear not , and speak what all these crying in one Can ...
... hope the high song taught him : hope whose eyes Can sound the seas unsoundable , the skies Inaccessible of eyesight ; that can see What earth beholds not , hear what wind and sea Hear not , and speak what all these crying in one Can ...
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GEOFFREY CHAUCER 13401400 | 1 |
WILLIAM CAXTON 1422 ?1491 | 10 |
STEPHEN HAWES d 1523 | 17 |
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