Beispielsammlung zur Theorie und Literatur der schönen Wissenschaften, Volumen7bei Friedrich Nicolai, 1793 |
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... your Silence and your Sleep ; Stand there , and multiply . Now fhall we fee A wretch , who is , indeed , more impotent Than this can feign to be ; yet hopes to hop 4 Over his Grave . Signor Corbaccio ! Y'are very Över 226 Englische ...
... your Silence and your Sleep ; Stand there , and multiply . Now fhall we fee A wretch , who is , indeed , more impotent Than this can feign to be ; yet hopes to hop 4 Over his Grave . Signor Corbaccio ! Y'are very Över 226 Englische ...
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... your Patron ? Mof . Troth , as he did , Sir ; no amends . Corb . What ? mends he ? Mof . No , Sir : he is rather ... your Doctors are the greater danger And worst disease , t'efcape . I often have Heard him proteft , that your Physician ...
... your Patron ? Mof . Troth , as he did , Sir ; no amends . Corb . What ? mends he ? Mof . No , Sir : he is rather ... your Doctors are the greater danger And worst disease , t'efcape . I often have Heard him proteft , that your Physician ...
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... your good - Corb . He came unto him ? did he ? I thought fo . Mof . Yes , and presented him this piece of Plate . Corb . To be his Heir ? Mof . I do not know , Sir . Corb . True , I know it too . Mof . By your own fcale , Sir . Corb ...
... your good - Corb . He came unto him ? did he ? I thought fo . Mof . Yes , and presented him this piece of Plate . Corb . To be his Heir ? Mof . I do not know , Sir . Corb . True , I know it too . Mof . By your own fcale , Sir . Corb ...
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... your right , your own ; no Man Can claim a part : " Tis your's , without a Rival , Decreed by Destiny , Corb . How , how , good Mofca ? Mof . I'll tell you , Sir . This fit he fhall recover . Corb . I do conceive you . Mof . And , on ...
... your right , your own ; no Man Can claim a part : " Tis your's , without a Rival , Decreed by Destiny , Corb . How , how , good Mofca ? Mof . I'll tell you , Sir . This fit he fhall recover . Corb . I do conceive you . Mof . And , on ...
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... Your Cures , your Watchings , and your many Prayers , Your more than many Gifts , your this day's present , And laft , produce your Will , where , without thought Or leaft regard unto your proper Issue , A Son fo brave and highly ...
... Your Cures , your Watchings , and your many Prayers , Your more than many Gifts , your this day's present , And laft , produce your Will , where , without thought Or leaft regard unto your proper Issue , A Son fo brave and highly ...
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