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... with less pity and compassion than the shallow loves of Romeo for his Juliet in
Shakespeare _ his deplorable tragedies , or shun the pitiful wanderings of Lady
Una in search of her stray Red - cross , in Master Spenser his quaint rhymes .
... with less pity and compassion than the shallow loves of Romeo for his Juliet in
Shakespeare _ his deplorable tragedies , or shun the pitiful wanderings of Lady
Una in search of her stray Red - cross , in Master Spenser his quaint rhymes .
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Some six hours hence , when the Lady Moon Looks down on that bastion ' d wall
, When the twinkling stars dance silently On the rippling surface of the sea , And
the heavy night dews fall , “ Then meet me again in this casement niche , On the ...
Some six hours hence , when the Lady Moon Looks down on that bastion ' d wall
, When the twinkling stars dance silently On the rippling surface of the sea , And
the heavy night dews fall , “ Then meet me again in this casement niche , On the ...
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Some six hours hence , when the Lady Moon Looks down on that bastion ' d wall
, When the twinkling stars dance silently On the rippling surface of the sea , And
the heavy night dews fall , " Then meet me again in this casement niche , On the ...
Some six hours hence , when the Lady Moon Looks down on that bastion ' d wall
, When the twinkling stars dance silently On the rippling surface of the sea , And
the heavy night dews fall , " Then meet me again in this casement niche , On the ...
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... hand , I shaked hands a kind of scramble for hands to shake , cordially , and
saluted the ladies , who took place in the dark . ... man ; ye maun tak a began to
run out without bidding , intoot o ' my horn , ” said the old gentle - to the young
lady ...
... hand , I shaked hands a kind of scramble for hands to shake , cordially , and
saluted the ladies , who took place in the dark . ... man ; ye maun tak a began to
run out without bidding , intoot o ' my horn , ” said the old gentle - to the young
lady ...
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... wee man , ” said Mrs the gentlemen in charge of the ladies M ' Guffie , clapping
Sandy on the head ; to appeal to him . ... mine first , ” said Mr “ for that paebody in
their senses wad Callimanky ; " a ' thing maun be done willingly hurt a lady .
... wee man , ” said Mrs the gentlemen in charge of the ladies M ' Guffie , clapping
Sandy on the head ; to appeal to him . ... mine first , ” said Mr “ for that paebody in
their senses wad Callimanky ; " a ' thing maun be done willingly hurt a lady .
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