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Strana
Is it true? Can you show it to me? Can you assure me of it? Is your skill so great that you can prove to me that your prophecy is aught but idle guessing? No one that I have seen as yet, say you? Why," she added half to herself, ...
Is it true? Can you show it to me? Can you assure me of it? Is your skill so great that you can prove to me that your prophecy is aught but idle guessing? No one that I have seen as yet, say you? Why," she added half to herself, ...
Strana
... but only the wherewithal to bring about a true lovers' meeting." He handed her the open piece of paper;
... but only the wherewithal to bring about a true lovers' meeting." He handed her the open piece of paper;
Strana
Down and sleep, Wake and weep, Pinch him black, and pinch him blue, That seeks to steal a lover true, When you come to hear us sing, Or to tread our fairy ring, Pinch him black, and pinch him blue—Oh, thus our nails shall handle you!
Down and sleep, Wake and weep, Pinch him black, and pinch him blue, That seeks to steal a lover true, When you come to hear us sing, Or to tread our fairy ring, Pinch him black, and pinch him blue—Oh, thus our nails shall handle you!
Strana
She stooped and picked it up; it was a letter, addressed to her, and tied round with a bit of rose-red silk ribbon that was neatly formed into a true-lover's knot. CHAPTER III. Table of Contents THE PLANTING OF THE CHARM.
She stooped and picked it up; it was a letter, addressed to her, and tied round with a bit of rose-red silk ribbon that was neatly formed into a true-lover's knot. CHAPTER III. Table of Contents THE PLANTING OF THE CHARM.
Strana
This from your true well-wisher, and one that would be your loving servant unto death. T. Q." "The idle boy!" she said, and again she directed a quick and penetrating look of inquiry to her friend's face.
This from your true well-wisher, and one that would be your loving servant unto death. T. Q." "The idle boy!" she said, and again she directed a quick and penetrating look of inquiry to her friend's face.
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| Název | Judith Shakespeare: Her love affairs and other adventures |
| Autor | William Black |
| Vydavatel | Good Press, 2021 |
| Délka | Počet stran: 387 |
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