 Moth. You have not seen all since, sure ? Bian. That have I, mother, The monument and all : I'm so beholding To this kind, honest, courteous gentleman, You'd little think it, mother ; ' show'd me all, Had me from place to place so fashionably ; The kindness...  Women beware women - Página 54por Charles Wentworth Dilke - 1816Visualização integral - Acerca deste livro
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...rem'cl? . So lively and so cheerful! a good sign that. MOTH. You have not seen all since, sure ? I!i \ v. That have I, mother, The monument and all: I'm so...courteous gentleman, You'd little think it, mother; shew'd me all, Had me from place to place so fashionably; The kindness of some people, how 't exceeds!... | |
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