 Twill never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful to increase All evil they shall hear. Let me alone That I may cut off falsehood whilst it springs ! Set hills on hills betwixt me and the man That utters this, and I will scale them all,...  Greyslaer: A Romance of the Mohawk - Page 3by Charles Fenno Hoffman - 1840Full view - About this book
 | Francis Beaumont - 1750 - 560 pages
...[Offers to draw, and is held. And diou fhalt feel it ; I had thought, thy Mind Had been of Honour. Thus to rob a Lady Of her good Name, is an infectious Sin, Not to be pardon'd ; be it falfe as Hell, 'Twill never be redeem'd, if it be fbwn Amongft the People, fruitful... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 510 pages
...And thou shalt feel it. I had thought, thy mind I lad been of honour. Thus to rob a lady Of her (food name, is an infectious sin, Not to be pardoned : Be...false as hell, Twill never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful to increase All evil they shall hear. Let me alone, That I may cut off... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...liest, [Offers to draw and is hehl. And thou shall feel it. I had thought, thy mind Had been of honour. Thus to rob a lady Of her good name, is an infectious sin, Not to be pardoned : Uc it false as hell, Twill never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful to incrense... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 pages
...thought, thy mind Had been of honour. Thus to rob a lady ' fc her eood name, is an infectious sin, \ at tu be pardoned : Be it false as hell, Twill never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful to increase All evil ther shall hear. Let me »lone, Thar I may cut off... | |
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...[Offert ta ¿ran', and is held. And thou shalt feel it. I had thought, thy mind Had been of honour. Thus to rob a lady Of her good name, is an infectious...false as hell, 'Twill never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful to increase All evil they shall hear. Let me alone, That I may cut off... | |
 | English drama - 1811 - 718 pages
...liest, [Offers to drew, and is held. And thou shalt feel it. I had thought, thy mind Had been of honour. eight. Cleo. Sunk, never more to rise. Atez. Octavia's gone, andDolahella banished. Believe me, madam, Amongst the people, fruitful to increase All evil they shall hear. Let me alone, That I may cut off... | |
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...[()ffers to draw and is hrld. And thou shall feel it. I had thought, thy ininJ Had been of honour. Thus to rob a lady Of her good name, is an infectious sin, TSot to be pardon'd : Be it false as hell, 'Twill never be redeem'd, if it be sown Amongst the people,... | |
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...man. Be their arts as profound, as complicate as they may, I mil penetrate them." 123 CHAP. XXXII. Thus to rob a, lady Of her good name, is an infectious sin Not to be pardon'd. Be it false as hell, 'T will never be redeemed, if it be sown Amongst the people, fruitful... | |
 | Laconics - 1829 - 390 pages
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...oorrespondent of mine, that puts in for that appellation even to highwaymen. — Steele. MDXXXVI. - To rob a lady Of her good name is an infectious sin, Not to be pardon'd; be it false as hell, 'Twill never be redeem'd, if it be sown Among- the people, fruitful... | |
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