 I would not stand thus, And gaze upon you always ; troth, I could not, sir ; As good be blind, and have no use of sight, As look on one thing still : what's the eye's treasure, But change of objects ? You are learned, sir, And know I speak not ill ; 'tis...  Women beware women - Página 61por Charles Wentworth Dilke - 1816Visualização integral - Acerca deste livro
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...bring me from my friends, I would not stand thus, And gaze upon you always ; troth, I could not, sir ; As good be blind, and have no use of sight, As look...For woman's eye to look on several men, As for her heartj sir, to be fixed on one. Lean. Now thou come'st home to me ; a kiss for that word. Bian. No... | |
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...have no use of Sight, As look on one thing still: what's the eye's treasure, But change of objects 7 You are learned, sir, And know I speak not ill ; 'tis...several men, As for her heart, sir, to be fixed on one. i jam. Now, thou corn's! home to me ; a kiss for th»t wont Bran. No matter for a kiss, sir; let it... | |
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...bring me from my friends, I'd not stand thus, And gaze upon you always ; troth, I could not, sir ; As good be blind, and have no use of sight, As look...look on several men, As for her heart, sir, to be fix'd on one. Ulan. No matter for a kiss, sir; let it pass; 'Tis but a toy, we'll not so much as mimd... | |
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