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5 10 My Deare Deare Lord , I know not what to say : Speech is too Course a web for me to cloath My Love to thee in or it to array , Or make a mantle . Wouldst thou not such loath ? Thy Love to mee's too great , for mee to shape A ...
5 10 My Deare Deare Lord , I know not what to say : Speech is too Course a web for me to cloath My Love to thee in or it to array , Or make a mantle . Wouldst thou not such loath ? Thy Love to mee's too great , for mee to shape A ...
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“ Thou knowest , ” said Hester , -for , depressed as she was , she could not endure this last quiet stab at the token of her shame ,“ thou knowest that I was frank with thee . I felt no love , nor feigned any . " “ True ! " replied he .
“ Thou knowest , ” said Hester , -for , depressed as she was , she could not endure this last quiet stab at the token of her shame ,“ thou knowest that I was frank with thee . I felt no love , nor feigned any . " “ True ! " replied he .
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“ I have already told thee what I am ! A fiend ! Who made me so ? ” " It was myself ! " cried Hester , shuddering . “ It was I , not less than he . Why hast thou not avenged thyself on me ? " “ I have left thee to the ...
“ I have already told thee what I am ! A fiend ! Who made me so ? ” " It was myself ! " cried Hester , shuddering . “ It was I , not less than he . Why hast thou not avenged thyself on me ? " “ I have left thee to the ...
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| Title | The American Tradition in Literature: Bradford to Lincoln Volume 1 of The American Tradition in Literature, Richmond Croom Beatty |
| Editors | Sculley Bradley, Eugene Hudson Long |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Norton, 1967 |
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