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... too venal to give any weight to its autho- rity. Your poor eounts and marquises are not only to be met in France tiful as blackberries, but there is this mischief to be added, that there is none of the old Roman honour which suggests to them that, if they ...

... venal to give any weight to its autho- rity. Your poor ¢ounts and marquises are not only to be met in France plentiful as blackberries, but there is this mischief to be added, that there is none ef the old Roman honour which suggests to them that, if they ...

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... brought his “lady-bird” from the woods, doves from the “ cushbirds’ ” Bests, tamed ow: ravens, and gathered her the first blackberries from the and hazel nuts from the woods, all because he “loved Mistress Frances bravely.” In the old wood which joined the ...

... brought his squirrels from the woods, doves from the “ cushbirds’ ” nests, tamed ow ravens, and gathered her the first blackberries from the neighbouring moorland, and hazel nuts from the woods, all because he Mistress Frances bravely.” In the old wood ...

... mean part in this brought his “‘lady-bird” squirrels from the woods, doves from the “ cushbirds’ ” nests, tamed ow first blackberries from the ravens, and gathered her the nog and hazel nuts from the woods, all because he “loved Mistress Frances bravely ...