Proverbial Folk-loreFolcroft Library Editions, 1976 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 8
... matter quite as rapidly . ' another lawyer however addresses the sex more ap- preciately . Fee simple , and the simple fee , And all the fees in tail , Are nothing when compared with thee Thou best of fees , fe - male ! Again we find ...
... matter quite as rapidly . ' another lawyer however addresses the sex more ap- preciately . Fee simple , and the simple fee , And all the fees in tail , Are nothing when compared with thee Thou best of fees , fe - male ! Again we find ...
Pagina 28
... matter - o'money . Our Divines are dry - vines . Our Paradise is a pair - o - dice . And was it otherwise in the time of Noah ? Ah no ! However this may be , Proverbial Philosophy strongly objects to the matter - o'money marriages ...
... matter - o'money . Our Divines are dry - vines . Our Paradise is a pair - o - dice . And was it otherwise in the time of Noah ? Ah no ! However this may be , Proverbial Philosophy strongly objects to the matter - o'money marriages ...
Pagina 173
... matter ; " one part of which , at any rate , the men of this age will find no difficulty in agreeing with — I half repent having added to the accumulation- " Of making many books there is no end , And much study is the weariness of the ...
... matter ; " one part of which , at any rate , the men of this age will find no difficulty in agreeing with — I half repent having added to the accumulation- " Of making many books there is no end , And much study is the weariness of the ...
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