Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 11
... ladies ' side of the question ; on which I confess to having been all the time ; as Mr. Dizraeli said on a well known ... lady laird for not bowing , as had been customary to the heritor's pew at the close of the sermon , by plead- ing ...
... ladies ' side of the question ; on which I confess to having been all the time ; as Mr. Dizraeli said on a well known ... lady laird for not bowing , as had been customary to the heritor's pew at the close of the sermon , by plead- ing ...
Pagina 13
Alan Benjamin Cheales. When there's a lady in the case You know all other things give place . - Gay . The lords of ... ladies as usual have had the last word Again ' Tis said that we caused man to grieve ; The jest is somewhat stale ; The ...
Alan Benjamin Cheales. When there's a lady in the case You know all other things give place . - Gay . The lords of ... ladies as usual have had the last word Again ' Tis said that we caused man to grieve ; The jest is somewhat stale ; The ...
Pagina 35
... ladies should consider this rather a left - handed compliment , let me introduce here a much admired epigram : Lord Erskine , at women presuming to rail , Called a wife a tin kettle that's tied to one's tail , While fair Lady Anne , as ...
... ladies should consider this rather a left - handed compliment , let me introduce here a much admired epigram : Lord Erskine , at women presuming to rail , Called a wife a tin kettle that's tied to one's tail , While fair Lady Anne , as ...
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