Proverbial Folk-loreFolcroft Library Editions, 1976 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 21
... April and May . ' That Queen of the flowers can be hardly said to hold her Drawing - rooms before June , and our earliest Rose Shows are seldom much before the last week of that month ; but perhaps Dr. Watts was a better poet 21.
... April and May . ' That Queen of the flowers can be hardly said to hold her Drawing - rooms before June , and our earliest Rose Shows are seldom much before the last week of that month ; but perhaps Dr. Watts was a better poet 21.
Pagina 55
... hold him justified . Other Scotch sayings are Better a tocher in her than on her . Every man can tout best on his ain horn . Guid health Is better than wealth . Mony kiss the bairn for love of the mother . He's not covetous but he'd ...
... hold him justified . Other Scotch sayings are Better a tocher in her than on her . Every man can tout best on his ain horn . Guid health Is better than wealth . Mony kiss the bairn for love of the mother . He's not covetous but he'd ...
Pagina 134
... hold or drive . ' Stripes , ' as the young lady put outside the letter in which a refusal was sent to her lover . He read it ' Persist ! ' and he read it right , Fit laborando faber . Practice makes perfect . It was a grand ...
... hold or drive . ' Stripes , ' as the young lady put outside the letter in which a refusal was sent to her lover . He read it ' Persist ! ' and he read it right , Fit laborando faber . Practice makes perfect . It was a grand ...
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