LucileTicknor and Fields, 1860 - 361 lappuses |
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7. lappuse
... ' At her feet , in the light of her fair English face . ' I desire nothing more , and I trust you will feel ' I desire nothing much . ' Your friend always , ' LUCILE . ' II . Now in May Fair , of course , LUCILE. ...
... ' At her feet , in the light of her fair English face . ' I desire nothing more , and I trust you will feel ' I desire nothing much . ' Your friend always , ' LUCILE . ' II . Now in May Fair , of course , LUCILE. ...
8. lappuse
... course , - of May - - in the fair month When all things in abundance make London so gay ; When street - strawberries are sold , piled in pottles like sheaves , And young ladies are sold for the strawberry- leaves ; - When cards ...
... course , - of May - - in the fair month When all things in abundance make London so gay ; When street - strawberries are sold , piled in pottles like sheaves , And young ladies are sold for the strawberry- leaves ; - When cards ...
11. lappuse
... course ! who but she could contrive so to keep One's eyes , and one's feet too , from falling asleep For even one half - hour of the long twenty - four ? LORD ALFred . What's the matter ? COUSIN JOHN . Why , she is a matter , the more ...
... course ! who but she could contrive so to keep One's eyes , and one's feet too , from falling asleep For even one half - hour of the long twenty - four ? LORD ALFred . What's the matter ? COUSIN JOHN . Why , she is a matter , the more ...
14. lappuse
... course I receive A message for dear Cousin John ! ' leave I must At the jeweller's the bracelet which you broke last night ; I must call for the music . ' Dear Alfred is right : The black shawl looks best : will I change it ? of course ...
... course I receive A message for dear Cousin John ! ' leave I must At the jeweller's the bracelet which you broke last night ; I must call for the music . ' Dear Alfred is right : The black shawl looks best : will I change it ? of course ...
17. lappuse
... course ; For the one is related , be sure , to the other . Regret is a spiteful old maid : but her brother , Remorse , though a widower certainly , yet Has been wed to young Pleasure . hang Regret ! COUSIN JOHN . Bref ! you mean , then ...
... course ; For the one is related , be sure , to the other . Regret is a spiteful old maid : but her brother , Remorse , though a widower certainly , yet Has been wed to young Pleasure . hang Regret ! COUSIN JOHN . Bref ! you mean , then ...
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