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Aye , thus the scene finishes ; then while we are here , why shouldn ' t we enjoy
life ? and how can we do better than assemble as we have done here , enjoy a
good song , and endeavour to make others happy by singing Hey down , & c .
BILL ...
Aye , thus the scene finishes ; then while we are here , why shouldn ' t we enjoy
life ? and how can we do better than assemble as we have done here , enjoy a
good song , and endeavour to make others happy by singing Hey down , & c .
BILL ...
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( Child . ) A donkey . Bless her , she means a turkey . O , I likes turkey ! Be quiet ,
Bill . Molly , you shouldn ' t have put that goose before Mr . Stitchett , he ' s a tailor
, nor that cabbage before Miss Pucker , she ' s a dress - maker : take that tongue ...
( Child . ) A donkey . Bless her , she means a turkey . O , I likes turkey ! Be quiet ,
Bill . Molly , you shouldn ' t have put that goose before Mr . Stitchett , he ' s a tailor
, nor that cabbage before Miss Pucker , she ' s a dress - maker : take that tongue ...
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Bill , and begin . " Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious , summer by
the son of York . ' Son of York , my dear , who ' s he ? I don ' t know mother ; and
all the clouds which lower ' d upon our houses in the deep bosom of the ocean ...
Bill , and begin . " Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious , summer by
the son of York . ' Son of York , my dear , who ' s he ? I don ' t know mother ; and
all the clouds which lower ' d upon our houses in the deep bosom of the ocean ...
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Bill . I vants your vorship to mind vot your arter atvixt the questions . If it should go
for to be axed if I vanted to kill the donkey , I could prove , if I vanted to be
bounceable , that my donkey vas sitch a rum ' un , I could ha ' sold him to a
knacker for ...
Bill . I vants your vorship to mind vot your arter atvixt the questions . If it should go
for to be axed if I vanted to kill the donkey , I could prove , if I vanted to be
bounceable , that my donkey vas sitch a rum ' un , I could ha ' sold him to a
knacker for ...
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One day as Bill was bawling through the streets , he met a friend , when the
following curious conversation took place :" I say , Bill , ' exclaimed his friend , '
vhy doesn ' t you take to the singing line ? ' • Vhy , ' says Bill ; vhy , coz I sings
vorser ...
One day as Bill was bawling through the streets , he met a friend , when the
following curious conversation took place :" I say , Bill , ' exclaimed his friend , '
vhy doesn ' t you take to the singing line ? ' • Vhy , ' says Bill ; vhy , coz I sings
vorser ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The general reciter; a unique selection of the most admired and popular readings and recitations |
| 著者 | General reciter |
| 発行 | 1845 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2007年6月14日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |