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As the pencil can invent Forms that vary with the light , And on different sides present Different portraits to the sight , So the painter Love unites In my form two different lights ; Seen beneath the one , I seem Fair and worthy your ...
As the pencil can invent Forms that vary with the light , And on different sides present Different portraits to the sight , So the painter Love unites In my form two different lights ; Seen beneath the one , I seem Fair and worthy your ...
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... which , in spite of my boy joined us , who belonged to the father's reluctance , and by dint of my theatre , and whom I had seen in many mother's support , I made use of daily . little parts , though only casually .
... which , in spite of my boy joined us , who belonged to the father's reluctance , and by dint of my theatre , and whom I had seen in many mother's support , I made use of daily . little parts , though only casually .
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Thus I had mybrother with whom I had no inter- self experienced , and seen with my own course . eyes , that usage or abuse which Vola Often , when the mother was at re- taire so much complains of . When in hearsals , or in society ...
Thus I had mybrother with whom I had no inter- self experienced , and seen with my own course . eyes , that usage or abuse which Vola Often , when the mother was at re- taire so much complains of . When in hearsals , or in society ...
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There was the utmost re- time after , wounded and captured liance on Duke Ferdinand , and those Germans were seen in the procession , inclined towards Prussia expected the pity passed all bounds , and it eagerly their deliverance from ...
There was the utmost re- time after , wounded and captured liance on Duke Ferdinand , and those Germans were seen in the procession , inclined towards Prussia expected the pity passed all bounds , and it eagerly their deliverance from ...
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chip of the old block , " if there be what loosely a foot or two nearer my such , as I have seen at the college of mother , whilst he looked in her face St Mary's Winton , yet in these dege . as only conscious of the interrup ion ...
chip of the old block , " if there be what loosely a foot or two nearer my such , as I have seen at the college of mother , whilst he looked in her face St Mary's Winton , yet in these dege . as only conscious of the interrup ion ...
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