Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 5
... called in to investigate any affair of great difficulty ; a conviction also found embodied in our ruder English , There's no mischief done But a woman's one . Which was also the reason why St. Colomb had no milk ; when remonstrated with ...
... called in to investigate any affair of great difficulty ; a conviction also found embodied in our ruder English , There's no mischief done But a woman's one . Which was also the reason why St. Colomb had no milk ; when remonstrated with ...
Pagina 35
... Called a wife a tin kettle that's tied to one's tail , While fair Lady Anne , as the subject he carries on , Feels hurt at his Lordship's degrading comparison . Yet wherefore degrading , considered aright ? A kettle is handsome , and ...
... Called a wife a tin kettle that's tied to one's tail , While fair Lady Anne , as the subject he carries on , Feels hurt at his Lordship's degrading comparison . Yet wherefore degrading , considered aright ? A kettle is handsome , and ...
Pagina 75
... called the Learned Professions , Law , Medicine , and Divinity . Let the Lawyers lead the way . An old physician and a young lawyer . And confide in both with equal frankness . Italian's bid The Dal medico ed avocato Non tener il ver ...
... called the Learned Professions , Law , Medicine , and Divinity . Let the Lawyers lead the way . An old physician and a young lawyer . And confide in both with equal frankness . Italian's bid The Dal medico ed avocato Non tener il ver ...
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