... . LAMURE. It may be poison. FRANVILLE. Let it be any thing; So I can get it down. Why Man, Poison' ... ... If I were Master of 'em. Oh, Lamure, But one poor joint of Mutton, we ha' scorn'd, Man. ...
... »I shall be there next winter, and shall be glad if the thing gives me half the pleasure I had in reading the description.« ... ... exhausted all the resources of science in vain; but Manfred's was a poor reason – his passion for Astarte.« He smiled, and ...
... I'll sleep – Poor naked wretches, wheresoe'er you are, That ... ... – – An accommodated man is no more but such a poor bare, forked animal as thou art. – Off, off! you lendings ... ... the black ones were there. – To say ay, and no to every thing that I said. – Ay ...
... thirst and hunger still, The poor rich Man's emphatically poor. Slaves to the Things we too much prize, ... ... very Dunce, or Womankind Is a most unintelligible Thing; I can no Sense , nor ...
... bei Farnham, Surry) kindly assisted her poor neighbours in necessities, by lending them such culi nary utensils ... ... round and thrice repeated: ›Pray good mother Ludlam, lend me such a thing (naming the utensil) and I will return with in two days.‹ ...