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I pray God to keep you , and give you a joyful entrance upon the Two Hundred and twentyninth year of Christopher Columbus his Discovery ; and take Leave , who am , Madam , your humble Servant . S.S. ” Oct. 12. At Madam Winthrop's Steps ...
I pray God to keep you , and give you a joyful entrance upon the Two Hundred and twentyninth year of Christopher Columbus his Discovery ; and take Leave , who am , Madam , your humble Servant . S.S. ” Oct. 12. At Madam Winthrop's Steps ...
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Byron leaves a broken chain - for us to guess by - when his Corsair is gone . ... So long as it would bear its own weight , he would never let go of it ; and , when it broke - he would leave off spinning , for a time , as if his heart ...
Byron leaves a broken chain - for us to guess by - when his Corsair is gone . ... So long as it would bear its own weight , he would never let go of it ; and , when it broke - he would leave off spinning , for a time , as if his heart ...
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Must York forever your best blood entomb , And these gorg'd monsters triumph in their doom , Who leave no art of cruelty untry'd ; Such heavy vengeance , and such hellish pride ! Death has no charms - his realms dejected lie In the dull ...
Must York forever your best blood entomb , And these gorg'd monsters triumph in their doom , Who leave no art of cruelty untry'd ; Such heavy vengeance , and such hellish pride ! Death has no charms - his realms dejected lie In the dull ...
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