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... on the shoulder , exclaimed , -- “ ' Odsheart , Paul ! sure you must be thirsty
after such hard riding and long talking . ... and to you , Father Bartholomew , who I
know will pledge me if I talk Latin to you , and so you shall have it in the words of
...
... on the shoulder , exclaimed , -- “ ' Odsheart , Paul ! sure you must be thirsty
after such hard riding and long talking . ... and to you , Father Bartholomew , who I
know will pledge me if I talk Latin to you , and so you shall have it in the words of
...
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O Sir ! talk not of my being a loser in any sense , ” exclaimed Edith , with ardour- "
Have I not here both social and natural pleasures united ? More enlightened
minds , or affectionate hearts , I could never find , even in the bosom of my own ...
O Sir ! talk not of my being a loser in any sense , ” exclaimed Edith , with ardour- "
Have I not here both social and natural pleasures united ? More enlightened
minds , or affectionate hearts , I could never find , even in the bosom of my own ...
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It ' s niver - the - near , Sir , to talk to my gaffer , " cried the dame , quitting her
wheel , curtsying as she hobbled forward , and speaking in the high shrill key she
had acquired from screaming to her husband . “ I can hear whatsomiver ye may
ha ...
It ' s niver - the - near , Sir , to talk to my gaffer , " cried the dame , quitting her
wheel , curtsying as she hobbled forward , and speaking in the high shrill key she
had acquired from screaming to her husband . “ I can hear whatsomiver ye may
ha ...
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exclaimed the husband , as his dame hobbled back to her wheel and resumed
her spinning ; “ don't ee mind her vlother and northering talk , Sir , for her wits be
quite betwattled , thof she be the best creetur in the whol parish o ' Liney vor all ...
exclaimed the husband , as his dame hobbled back to her wheel and resumed
her spinning ; “ don't ee mind her vlother and northering talk , Sir , for her wits be
quite betwattled , thof she be the best creetur in the whol parish o ' Liney vor all ...
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Aw Madge , shouldn'wonner ; and now you do talk o't , I should like a pwint o '
yale , vor the zun be whot , and tha pilm do vlee zo in tha ruad , it ha ' made me
adrowthy . " Even the economical Madge had no objection to the refreshment ...
Aw Madge , shouldn'wonner ; and now you do talk o't , I should like a pwint o '
yale , vor the zun be whot , and tha pilm do vlee zo in tha ruad , it ha ' made me
adrowthy . " Even the economical Madge had no objection to the refreshment ...
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| Title | Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2 Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Horace Smith |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2007 |
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