 LADY HORATIA: Not this week - no - not for a whole week! I will conceal nothing from you. I find now that my tenderness more than equals his. I have no joy left the chisel drops from my hand, the marble block is no longer moulded into flesh, my taste...  The works of mrs. Cowley, dramas and poems - Page 352by Hannah Cowley, Mrs. Cowley (Hannah) - 1813 - 793 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Thomas Holcroft - 1796 - 492 pages
...! In plain language, when did you fee Mr. Afgill ? Lady Horatia. Not this week — no — not for a whole week ! I will conceal nothing from you. I find now that my tendernefs more than equals his. I have no joy left — the chiffel * This reflection is copied, pretty... | |
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...speak! In plain language, when did you see Mr. Asgill? LADY HORATIA: Not this week - no - not for a whole week! I will conceal nothing from you. I find...joy left the chisel drops from my hand, the marble block is no longer moulded into flesh, my taste has no employment, and my heart is breaking. LADY CHARLOTTE:... | |
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...a whole weekl I will conceal nothing from you. l find now that my tenderness more than equals liU. I have no joy left the chisel drops from my hand, the marble block is no longer moulded into flesh, my taste has no employment. and my heart is breaking. LADY CHARLOT... | |
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