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... speaking . The blasé critic might well prick up his ears . How very rarely has a King been heard to speak on any stage ! Yet that was what this King , unmistakably , was doing . He was neither mouthing , nor gesticulating , nor rolling ...
... speaking . The blasé critic might well prick up his ears . How very rarely has a King been heard to speak on any stage ! Yet that was what this King , unmistakably , was doing . He was neither mouthing , nor gesticulating , nor rolling ...
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... speaking . ' My situation soon grew disagreeable and embarrassing ; and I resolved to return to my chamber till ... speak than he was to hear . ' Just as I reached the door , turning to me hastily , he said , " Are you going , Miss ...
... speaking . ' My situation soon grew disagreeable and embarrassing ; and I resolved to return to my chamber till ... speak than he was to hear . ' Just as I reached the door , turning to me hastily , he said , " Are you going , Miss ...
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... Speak , I pray thee , Floribel , Speak to thy mother ; do but whisper ' aye ' ; Well , well , I will not press her ; I am sure She has the welcome news of some good fortune , And hoards the telling till her father comes ; ... Ah ! She ...
... Speak , I pray thee , Floribel , Speak to thy mother ; do but whisper ' aye ' ; Well , well , I will not press her ; I am sure She has the welcome news of some good fortune , And hoards the telling till her father comes ; ... Ah ! She ...
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SHAKESPEARES FINAL PERIOD The Independent | 1 |
WORDS AND POETRY The Hogarth Press 1928 | 16 |
RABELAIS The New Statesman Feb 16 1918 CHARAC | 31 |
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