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How BULL AND FROG WENT TO LAW WITH LORD STRUTT ABOUT THE
PREMISES, AND WERE JOINED BY THE REST OF THE TRADESMEN All
endeavours of accommodation between Lord Strutt and his drapers proved vain,
jealousies ...
How BULL AND FROG WENT TO LAW WITH LORD STRUTT ABOUT THE
PREMISES, AND WERE JOINED BY THE REST OF THE TRADESMEN All
endeavours of accommodation between Lord Strutt and his drapers proved vain,
jealousies ...
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... that he believed her tongue was very glad when she was asleep, for that it had
not a moment's rest all the while she was awake. That excellent old ballad of The
Wanton Wife of Bath has the following remarkable lines: I think, quoth Thomas, ...
... that he believed her tongue was very glad when she was asleep, for that it had
not a moment's rest all the while she was awake. That excellent old ballad of The
Wanton Wife of Bath has the following remarkable lines: I think, quoth Thomas, ...
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There should be one great passion aimed at by the actor, as well as the poet; all
the rest should be subordinate, and only contribute to make that the greater: if the
actor, therefore, exclaims upon every occasion, in tones of despair, he attempts ...
There should be one great passion aimed at by the actor, as well as the poet; all
the rest should be subordinate, and only contribute to make that the greater: if the
actor, therefore, exclaims upon every occasion, in tones of despair, he attempts ...
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Introduction | 11 |
JUNIUS | 12 |
WILLIAM DUNBAR | 39 |
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