Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 19
... Friday's always the best or the worst day in the week . As the Friday so the Sunday , As the Sunday so the week . Friday's sail Always fail . Fridays in the week Are never aleek . - Devon . Friday will be either king or underling . - Wilts ...
... Friday's always the best or the worst day in the week . As the Friday so the Sunday , As the Sunday so the week . Friday's sail Always fail . Fridays in the week Are never aleek . - Devon . Friday will be either king or underling . - Wilts ...
Pagina 135
... Friday wash for need ; They that wash on Saturday - oh they are sluts indeed ! The virtues of Early Rising , in the service and furtherance of Industry , are widely known , and cannot be too widely celebrated ; we will now example some ...
... Friday wash for need ; They that wash on Saturday - oh they are sluts indeed ! The virtues of Early Rising , in the service and furtherance of Industry , are widely known , and cannot be too widely celebrated ; we will now example some ...
Pagina 161
... Friday . Friday's sail Always fail . A ship owner is said , on one occasion , to have made a resolute endeavour to break down this delusion . He began a ship on a Friday , it was launched on a Friday , he called it the Friday , it sailed on ...
... Friday . Friday's sail Always fail . A ship owner is said , on one occasion , to have made a resolute endeavour to break down this delusion . He began a ship on a Friday , it was launched on a Friday , he called it the Friday , it sailed on ...
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