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[ "Miss Builder live here ?", "Mrs Herringhame ? Oh ! young lady with dark hair and large expressive eyes ?", "With an “ A . B . ” on her linen ?", "And “ Athene Builder ” on her drawings ?", "Let 's see .Mrs Herringhame , you said ?", "Wot oh !", "Drop the “ sir , ” my dear ; I 'm the Builders ’ man . Mr...	[ "" ]	0
[ "Come , Mildred dear , say “ Yes . ”", "You might help a fellow a bit . I never proposed to anybody before , and I daresay I 've done it very badly ——", "Say “ Yes , ” then . Of course , I 'm not good enough for a girl like you . But I may be some day . My brother Ned 's a confirmed bachelor , and it 's just on...	[ "" ]	1
[ "Bessus , the King has made a fair hand o n't , he has ended the Wars at a blow , would my sword had a close basket hilt to hold Wine , and the blade would make knives , for we shall have nothing but eating and drinking .", "Faith Bessus , such Commanders as thou may ; I had as lieve set thee Perdue for a pudding...	[ "" ]	2
[ "Who Redeemed you ?", "Who Sanctifieth and preserves you ?", "Wherefore did God make you ?", "How must he be served ?", "What is it to serve God ?", "How many Commandments be there ?", "Which be they ?", "Which is the First ?", "Which is the Second ?", "Which is the Third ?", "Which is the Fourt...	[ "" ]	3
[ "Edwin !", "Edwin !", "That 's the fifteenth time you 've yawned since we 've been married .", "Ten days , three and twenty hours , and sixteen minutes . Does it seem that long ?", "Three weeks !", "I do n't believe you did !", "You 're not tired of me already , are you ?", "Well , you 're not , are y...	[ "" ]	4
[ "If any men of importance try to crowd in before their time ——", "Another ——?", "My God ——!", "No , I 'll vouch for your loyalty to the President .", "Throw the bag in the corner — there 's no room on his desk now ——", "Well , Edward ——?", "If I can ——", "Well , Edward — these letters ask two things o...	[ "" ]	5
[ "+ Good morrow , Master Tim .", "+ Not yet , I think ; he heard some ill-news of your brother Alexander last night , that will make him lie an hour extraordinary .", "+ Here was goody Fin , the fishwoman , fetched home her ring last night .", "+ So I did , sir , and washed it first in two waters .", "+ Nay ...	[ "" ]	6
[ "O dolorous happe , ruthefull and all of woe Alas I carefull wretche what resteth me ? Shall I now live that with these eyes did soe Beholde my daughter die ? what , shall I see Her death before my face that was my lyfe And I to lyve that was her lyves decay ? Shall not this hand reache to this hart the knife That ...	[ "" ]	7
[ "Good morrow , Shark .", "Psha — prithee do n't touzle and mouzle a Body so ; can n't you salute without rumpling one 's Tucker and spoiling one 's Things ? I hate to be tumbled .", "Well , what 's your Business this Morning ? Have you any Message ?", "We were afraid he would have gone off last night ; he has...	[ "" ]	8
[ "I believe this is the first English country house you have stayed at , Miss Worsley ?", "You have no country houses , I am told , in America ?", "Have you any country ? What we should call country ?", "Ah ! you must find it very draughty , I should fancy .John , you should have your muffler . What is the use...	[ "" ]	9
[ ", blinking , ‘ Are you finished , sir ? ’ To those who know the game this means , ‘ Are you to leave the other chop — the one sitting lonely and lovely beneath the dish-cover ? ’", ", almost sure that he is in the right mood and sending out a feeler , ‘ Then am I to clear ? ’", ", in entranced giggles , ‘ He ,...	[ "" ]	10
[ "In delivering my son from me , I bury a second husband .", "What hope is there of his Majesty 's amendment ?", "This young gentlewoman had a father - O , that ‘ had , ’ how sad a passage ‘ tis ! - whose skill was almost as great as his honesty ; had it stretch 'd so far , would have made nature immortal , and ...	[ "" ]	11
[ "Going on to the Hartlocks ’ to-night , Margaret ?", "Yes . Horribly tedious parties they give , don ’ t they ?", "I come here to be educated .", "So do I . It puts one almost on a level with the commercial classes , doesn ’ t it ? But dear Gertrude Chiltern is always telling me that I should have some seriou...	[ "" ]	12
[ "No : do n't scratch ! Naughty ! Naughty !", "Bring another chair , Brown . And take Mop with you : he wants his walk .", "No , no . It is to put a visitor on . Choose a nice one with a lean-back .", "Not yet .", "You had better send it .", "“ Send it , ” Brown , I said . Mop must n't be hurried . Take hi...	[ "" ]	13
[ "Hello , boss .", "St. Paul . That 'll be in Minnesota , I 'm thinkin ’ . Looks like a woman 's writing , too , the old divil ! JOHNNY — He 's got a daughter somewheres out West , I think he told me once .Come to think of it , I ai n't seen old Chris in a dog 's age .Guess I 'll be gettin ’ home . See you to-morr...	[ "" ]	14
[ "Schneidekind .", "Have you sent my report yet to the government ?", "That depends . What 's the latest ? Which of them do you think is most likely to be in power tomorrow morning ?", "Yes : that 's all very well ; but these fellows always shoot themselves with blank cartridge .", "They 're no stronger than...	[ "" ]	15
[ "If it be Loue indeed , tell me how much", "Nay heare them Anthony .", "Fuluia perchance is angry : Or who knowes ,", "If the scarse-bearded Caesar haue not sent", "His powrefull Mandate to you . Do this , or this ;", "Take in that Kingdome , and Infranchise that :", "Perform't , or else we damne thee",...	[ "" ]	16
[ "See you them that comes yonder , Master Greene ?", "The one I know not , but he seems a knave", "Chiefly for bearing the other company ;", "For such a slave , so vile a rogue as he ,", "Lives not again upon the earth .", "Black Will is his name . I tell you , Master Greene ,", "At Boulogne he and I wer...	[ "" ]	17
[ "Raina —Raina —Why , where —Heavens ! child , are you out in the night air instead of in your bed ? You 'll catch your death . Louka told me you were asleep .", "Such news . There has been a battle !", "A great battle at Slivnitza ! A victory ! And it was won by Sergius .", "Of course : he sent me the news . ...	[ "" ]	18
[ "As I remember , Adam , it was upon this fashion bequeathed me by will but poor a thousand crowns , and , as thou say'st , charged my brother , on his blessing , to breed me well ; and there begins my sadness . My brother Jaques he keeps at school , and report speaks goldenly of his profit . For my part , he keeps ...	[ "" ]	19
[ "A pretty conceit , and worth the finding ! I have such luck to spin out these fine things still , and , like a silk-worm , out of my self . Here 's master Bartholomew Cokes , of Harrow o ’ the Hill , in the county of Middlesex , esquire , takes forth his license to marry mistress Grace Wellborn , of the said place...	[ "" ]	20
[ "But pray tell me , do you think for certain", "These Embassadours shall have this morning audience ?", "Upon what necessity ?", "I think I do so .", "Prethee let her alone ,", "You must be modester .", "A perillous wench .", "You have enough , go pretty Maid , stand close ,", "And use that little t...	[ "" ]	21
[ "Is he then taken ?", "He was not in disgrace ?", "Indeed", "We have heard abroad , Sir , that the State hath suffered", "A great change , since the Countesses death .", "My five years absence hath kept me a stranger", "So much to all the occurents of my Country ,", "As you shall bind me for some shor...	[ "" ]	22
[ "Winter 's wild birthnight ! In the fretful East", "The uneasy wind moans with its sense of cold ,", "And sends its sighs through gloomy mountain gorge ,", "Along the valley , up the whitening hill ,", "To tease the sighing spirits of the pines ,", "And waste in dismal woods their chilly life .", "The s...	[ "" ]	23
[ "I say , if he be here —", "You say so , Hollis ? Well , I must be still .", "It is indeed too bitter that one man ,", "Any one man 's mere presence , should suspend", "England 's combined endeavor : little need", "To name him !", "Now , by Heaven ,", "They may be cool who can , silent who will —", ...	[ "" ]	24
[ "Another lecture ?", "Communist Anarchists , I think .", "Yes .", "Tower Hamlets Radical Club .", "English Land Restoration League .", "Guild of St. Matthew on Monday . Independent Labor Party , Greenwich Branch , on Thursday . Monday , Social-Democratic Federation , Mile End Branch . Thursday , first Con...	[ "" ]	25
[ "The dawn is overcast , the morning low'rs ,", "And heavily in clouds brings on the day ,", "The great , the important day , big with the fate", "Of Cato and of Rome —— Our father 's death", "Would fill up all the guilt of civil war ,", "And close the scene of blood . Already Caesar", "Has ravaged more ...	[ "" ]	26
[ "The ‘ Nishikigi ’ are wands used as a love charm . ‘ Hosonuno ’ is the name of a local cloth which the woman weaves .", "Narrow is the cloth of Kefu , but wild is that river , that torrent of the hills , between the beloved and the bride . The cloth she had woven is faded , the thousand one hundred nights were n...	[ "" ]	27
[ "“ Who , indeed ? when the founder of the feast leaveth an invited guest so empty ! Yea , sir , the guest was invited , and the board was spread . The fruits that lay upon it be there still , and fresh as ever ; and the bread of life in those capacious canisters is unconsumed and unbroken , ”", "“ Would it were s...	[ "" ]	28
[ "Hello ! I 've got home all ri ——Who says I sh 'd never ‘ ve opened th ’ door without ‘ sistance .Serve her joll ’ well right — everything droppin ’ out . Th ’ cat . I ‘ ve scored her off — I ‘ ve got her bag .Serves her joly ’ well right .Never gave tha ’ fellow anything !Beastly shilling !Base ingratitude ! Absol...	[ "" ]	29
[ "There 's a good haul for supper , lads .", "What have you got there ?", "Stop opening it then . Use that fresh fish instead . Tinned stuff is extra valuable nowadays . It can be sent to the front . We have time to think out here on these hills . I have thought till my head reeled and not yet found out what big...	[ "" ]	30
[ "Before we proceed any further , hear me speak .", "You are all resolv 'd rather to die than to famish ?", "First , you know Caius Marcius is chief enemy to the people .", "Let us kill him , and we 'll have corn at our own price . Is't a verdict ?", "We are accounted poor citizens , the patricians good . Wh...	[ "" ]	31
[ "One would not think , Sir , how much blood had stain 'd", "Old England , since we left her , finding thus", "All things so peaceful ; but one thing I mark 'd", "As we did skirt the village .", "The king 's face was defac 'd — the sign o ’ the inn", "At jolly Master Gurton 's — mind you not", "How sad i...	[ "" ]	32
[ "Gent . You do not meet a man but Frownes .", "Our bloods no more obey the Heauens", "Then our Courtiers :", "Still seeme , as do 's the Kings", "Sir , I would aduise you to shift a Shirt ; the Violence of Action hath made you reek as a Sacrifice : where ayre comes out , ayre comes in : There 's none abroad...	[ "" ]	33
[ "Oh ! oh my ! oh my ! oh my !", "There 's only one terrible word for it — it 's a fix !", "How did we get led into it ? Halves , Sheba , please .", "The Fancy Dress Masked Ball at Durnstone is promoted by the Officers of the Hussars . I believe that the young gentleman you have impressed calls himself an offi...	[ "" ]	34
[ "O for a feast ! pomegranate wine and song !", "I ’ ll dance .", "Or till a youth wed Zilla for her beauty ?", "I ’ ll not soil mine with sullen fear all day", "Because these Philistines press round . As well", "Be wenches gathering grapes or wool ! Come , Leah .", "Now hear her ! Who , who , now ? who ...	[ "" ]	35
[ "One !", "Two !", "Three !", "Four !Chickie ! !", "Chickie ! !", "I shall have a chick .", "I 'm going home .", "I 'm comin ’ back .", "My pot 's a boiling .", "My guts a growling", "I must have a chick .", "My mama 's sick .", "Chickie ! !", "Aw , naw , I di n't hurt you .", "Well if yo...	[ "" ]	36
[ "Is it not a lovely night , Jim . Listen , my own , to Philomel ; he is saying that he is lately married . So are we , you ducky thing . I feel , Jim , that I am Rosalind and that you are my Orlando .", "My own one , do n't you think it would be fun if we were to write poems about each other and pin them on the t...	[ "" ]	37
[ "Your Imperial Majesty ——", "Not of the value of a bird 's feather until it has your royal signature . The ——", "For that I strove , but their mean minds suspected me . Sire , your signature !", "I vouch for it . So well we 've chosen our time , it finds her at issue with herself , her wild women let loose , ...	[ "" ]	38
[ "Where the devil is this master of mine ? he is ever out of the way , when he should do himself good ! This ‘ tis to serve a coxcomb , one that has no more brains than just those I carry for him . Well ! of all fops commend me to him for the greatest ; he 's so opinioned of his own abilities , that he is ever desig...	[ "" ]	39
[ "Know you the reason of this present summons ?", "‘ Tis neither council day , nor is this heaven .", "What business has our Jupiter on earth ?", "Why more at Thebes than any other place ?", "And why we two , of all the herd of gods ,", "Are chosen out to meet him in consult ?", "They call me God of Wisd...	[ "" ]	40
[ "Well , dear , one is always given to understand that they do , women — ladies of her profession .", "We must n't judge hardly , dear . Besides , dear , we do n't know yet that she does .", "He did n't mention her age , I remember .", "I do hope she is . We may be able to mould her .", "We must get to under...	[ "" ]	41
[ "These days are bad for beggary .", "Alas for them ! A miserly heart must be a sore affliction .", "They have been thus for many months . What thing has befallen them ?", "It has indeed been sultry .", "If they awake not soon and make this city worthy again of our order I for one shall forsake the calling a...	[ "" ]	42
[ "Casey . Come , Bob , what are you about , boy ? The company tumble in upon us like smoke ; quick , all the cooks at work , do you hear me now ?", "Casey . Hey day !", "Enter Second WAITER , stumbling in .", "What 's the matter now ?", "Casey . Champagne , and not a Louis in his pocket !— d'ye hear , tell",...	[ "" ]	43
[ "Yes , what is that ? Massy , what a clatter ! OliveI heard naught . Be not so foolish , child . And you , Nancy , be of a surety old enough to know better .", "I trow there was a clatter in the chimbly . There ‘ tis again ! Massy , what a screech ! PhoebeOh , Olive , what is it ? what is it ? Do n't let it catch...	[ "" ]	44
[ "Who 's there ?", "Long live the king !", "He .", "‘ Tis now struck twelve . Get thee to bed , Francisco .", "Have you had quiet guard ?", "Well , good night .", "If you do meet Horatio and Marcellus ,", "The rivals of my watch , bid them make haste .", "Say . What , is Horatio there ?", "Welcome ...	[ "" ]	45
[ "Oh , do n't think of such a thing , miss . If Mrs Hushabye has forgotten all about it , it will be a pleasant surprise for her to see you , wo n't it ?", "You 'll get used to it , miss : this house is full of surprises for them that do n't know our ways . CAPTAIN SHOTOVERNurse , there is a hold-all and a handbag...	[ "" ]	46
[ "I good MSnare , I haue enter 'd him , and all", "I am vndone with his going : I warrant he is an infinitiue thing vpon my score . Good MFang hold him sure : good MSnare let him not scape , he comes continuantly to Py-Cornerto buy a saddle , and hee is indited to dinner to the Lubbars head in Lombardstreet , to M...	[ "" ]	47
[ "Hung be the heavens with black , yield day to night ! Comets , importing change of times and states , Brandish your crystal tresses in the sky And with them scourge the bad revolting stars That have consented unto Henry 's death ! King Henry the Fifth , too famous to live long ! England ne'er lost a king of so muc...	[ "" ]	48
[ "Oh , it 's you . I hoped it was father going out .", "He is late this morning .", "Then I wish he 'd go and do it .", "Yes , I am , and you know I am , and I 'll thank you both to go when he comes .", "Good morning , Mr. Prosser .Father 's not gone out yet . He 's late .", "Maggie , we know you 're a pus...	[ "" ]	49
[ "At last !", "What 's the matter ?", "They were unworthy of you . I will write you some more .", "Thank Heaven for your madness , your rashness , your imprudence !", "They will think that a man once loved a woman more devotedly than ever man loved woman before . But they will not know what man it was .", ...	[ "" ]	50
[ "{ Outside . } Good evening to you , lady of the house .", "{ Coming in slowly and going towards the bed . } Is it departed he is ?", "{ Looking closely at the dead man . } It 's a queer look is on him for a man that 's dead .", "{ Looking at her and nodding slowly . } It 's a queer story he would n't let his...	[ "" ]	51
[ "Hip ! hollo ! ho !— Hip !——", "Hip , hillio — ho — hi !——", "Lord ! sir , if my master makes no more haste , we shall all be put to sword by the knives of the natives . I 'm told they take off heads like hats , and hang ‘ em on pegs , in their parlours . Mercy on us ! My head aches with the very thoughts of it...	[ "" ]	52
[ "Thus far success attends upon our councils ,", "And each event has answer 'd to my wish ;", "The queen and all her upstart race are quell 'd ;", "Dorset is banish 'd , and her brother Rivers ,", "Ere this , lies shorter by the head at Pomfret .", "The nobles have , with joint concurrence , nam 'd me", ...	[ "" ]	53
[ "I told Molly in my letter that she 'd have to walk up ,", "Tom .", "Expense for nothing ! Bob can bring up her things in the barrow . I 've told Joy I wo n't have her going down to meet the train . She 's so excited about her mother 's coming there 's no doing anything with her .", "Well , she 's going home ...	[ "" ]	54
[ "Hence ! home , you idle creatures , get you home !", "Is this a holiday ? What ! know you not ,", "Being mechanical , you ought not walk", "Upon a laboring day without the sign", "Of your profession ?— Speak , what trade art thou ?", "Thou art a cobbler , art thou ?", "But wherefore art not in thy shop...	[ "" ]	55
[ "And five 's twelve , and three — fifteen , nineteen , twenty-three , thirty-two , forty-one-and carry four .Five , seven , twelve , seventeen , twenty-four and nine , thirty-three , thirteen and carry one . He again makes a tick . The outer office door is opened , and SWEEDLE , the office-boy , appears , closing t...	[ "" ]	56
[ "So shaken as we are , so wan with care ,", "Find we a time for frighted peace to pant", "And breathe short-winded accents of new broils", "To be commenc 'd in stronds afar remote .", "No more the thirsty entrance of this soil", "Shall daub her lips with her own children 's blood .", "No more shall tren...	[ "" ]	57
[ "So shaken as we are , so wan with care ,", "Find we a time for frighted peace to pant", "And breathe short-winded accents of new broils", "To be commenc 'd in stronds afar remote .", "No more the thirsty entrance of this soil", "Shall daub her lips with her own children 's blood .", "No more shall tren...	[ "" ]	58
[ "Good morrow , and well met . How have ye done", "Since last we saw in France ?", "NORFOLK . I thank your Grace ,", "Healthful ; and ever since a fresh admirer", "Of what I saw there .", "An untimely ague", "Stay 'd me a prisoner in my chamber when", "Those suns of glory , those two lights of men ,", ...	[ "" ]	59
[ "My lord , I 'll tell you : that self bill is urg 'd ,", "Which in the eleventh year of the last king 's reign", "Was like , and had indeed against us pass 'd ,", "But that the scambling and unquiet time", "Did push it out of farther question .", "It must be thought on . If it pass against us ,", "We lo...	[ "" ]	60
[ "Hen . Where is my gracious Lord of Canterbury ?", "Hen . Send for him , good uncle .", "Hen . Not yet , my cousin : we would be resolv ’ d ,", "Before we hear him , of some things of weight ,", "That task", "our thoughts , concerning us and France .", "Re-enter HERALD with the Archbishop of CANTERBURY ...	[ "" ]	61
[ "Thusspeakes the King of France , In my behauiour to the Maiesty , The borrowed Maiesty of England heere", "Philip of France , in right and true behalfe", "Of thy deceased brother , Geffreyes sonne ,", "Arthur Plantaginet , laies most lawfull claime", "To this faire Iland , and the Territories :", "To Ire...	[ "" ]	62
[ "Saue thee Curan", "How comes that ?", "Not I : pray you what are they ?", "Not a word", "The Duke be here to night ? The better best ,", "This weaues it selfe perforce into my businesse ,", "My Father hath set guard to take my Brother ,", "And I haue one thing of a queazie question", "Which I must ...	[ "" ]	63
[ "Now is the winter of our discontent", "Made glorious summer by this sun of York ;", "And all the clouds that lour 'd upon our house", "In the deep bosom of the ocean buried .", "Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths ;", "Our bruised arms hung up for monuments ;", "Our stern alarums chang 'd t...	[ "" ]	64
[ "Old John of Gaunt , time-honoured Lancaster ,", "Hast thou , according to thy oath and band ,", "Brought hither Henry Hereford thy bold son ,", "Here to make good the boisterous late appeal ,", "Which then our leisure would not let us hear ,", "Against the Duke of Norfolk , Thomas Mowbray ?", "Tell me ...	[ "" ]	65
[ "Is your ladyship at home this afternoon ?", "Lord Darlington , my lady .", "Yes , my lady .", "Lord Darlington ,", "The men want to know if they are to put the carpets on the terrace for to-night , my lady ?", "The Duchess of Berwick and Lady Agatha Carlisle .", "Yes , my lord .", "Yes , my lady .", ...	[ "" ]	66
[ "Bloggs . Why , what 's the matter , Kate ?", "B. I thought they 'd say so . Now be satisfied ;", "You 've studied hard . Have made your mark upon", "The honour list . Have passed your second year .", "Let that suffice . You know enough to wed ,", "And Gilmour there would give his very head", "To have y...	[ "" ]	67
[ "Child , hast thou looked upon thy grandsire dead ?", "Then thou sawest our Britain 's heart and head", "Death-stricken . Seemed not there my sire to thee", "More great than thine , or all men living ? We", "Stand shadows of the fathers we survive :", "Earth bears no more nor sees such births alive .", ...	[ "" ]	68
[ "The king has come ?", "Ha ! Low ?", "He 's sad , you say ?", "A son ! Where is the son", "Would weep for Pembroke ?", "First touch my hand and swear by highest God", "That you will serve the king .", "For the last time", "I 'll trust and pardon you . If you make black", "Your soul with violation ...	[ "" ]	69
[ "What , Jeremy holding forth ?", "Ay ? Why , then , I 'm afraid Jeremy has wit : for wherever it is , it 's always contriving its own ruin .", "Poet ! He shall turn soldier first , and rather depend upon the outside of his head than the lining . Why , what the devil , has not your poverty made you enemies enoug...	[ "" ]	70
[ "Let fame , that all hunt after in their lives ,", "Live regist'red upon our brazen tombs ,", "And then grace us in the disgrace of death ;", "When , spite of cormorant devouring Time ,", "Th ’ endeavour of this present breath may buy", "That honour which shall bate his scythe 's keen edge ,", "And make...	[ "" ]	71
[ "Hallo ! Adela !", "In bed ?", "Win at Bridge ?", "Who did ?", "That young man has too much luck — the young bounder won two races to-day ; and he 's as rich as Croesus .", "His father did sell carpets , wholesale , in the City .", "Ronny Dancy took a tenner off him , anyway , before dinner .", "Stand...	[ "" ]	72
[ "When shall we three meet again ? In thunder , lightning , or in rain ?", "Where the place ?", "I come , Graymalkin !", "Where hast thou been , sister ?", "A sailor 's wife had chestnuts in her lap ,", "And mounch 'd , and mounch 'd , and mounch 'd :— “ Give me , ” quoth I :", "“ Aroint thee , witch ! ”...	[ "" ]	73
[ "What 's the matter ?", "It was only while I was waiting —", "Not at all , mother .", "I beg your pardon .", "Of course , mother .", "Have I done anything to annoy you , mother ? If so , it was quite unintentional .", "What is it , then , mother ? You are making me very uneasy .", "Only a —", "I !",...	[ "" ]	74
[ "We are ready . But the King !The peace propagandists are after him . Mediation is the magic word . Mediation — by which the neutral nations block our legitimate road to victory for their own benefit , in the name of civilization and progress .", "We are not mediating yet . You may tell that to your friends if th...	[ "" ]	75
[ "Show him up . The parlormaid goes out and returns with the visitor .", "Well , well , Octavius , it 's the common lot . We must all face it someday . Sit down . Octavius takes the visitor 's chair . Ramsden replaces himself in his own .", "He had no son of his own , you see .", "How do we know that , Octaviu...	[ "" ]	76
[ "Post letters , Master Colander .", "And I wish it was in Huntingdonshire , with the best part of it , and that 's mistress . Poor thing ! A twelvemonth married , and six months of it as good as a widow .", "Aye ! but we do n't read ‘ em , it seems .", "And she do make others happy among the poor and the suff...	[ "" ]	77
[ "Hail to you , provost !— so I think you are .", "Bound by my charity and my blest order ,", "I come to visit the afflicted spirits", "Here in the prison . Do me the common right 5", "To let me see them , and to make me know", "The nature of their crimes , that I may minister", "To them accordingly .", ...	[ "" ]	78
[ "Hallo ! Wheres your luggage ?", "Not her business , exactly , is it ?", "No . Now seriously , Bunny , Ive come down here to have a pleasant week-end ; and I 'm not going to stand your confounded arguments . If you want to argue , get out of this and go over to the Congregationalist minister 's . He 's a nailer...	[ "" ]	79
[ "Escalus", "Angelo :", "There is a kinde of Character in thy life ,", "That to th ’ obseruer , doth thy history", "Haile to you , Prouost , so I thinke you are", "Bound by my charity , and my blest order ,", "I come to visite the afflicted spirits", "Here in the prison : doe me the common right", "T...	[ "" ]	80
[ "You are a thorn to me , a thorn in the flesh .", "Contagiously you bring to me mistrust", "Of all my landmarks , when , as here to-night ,", "Out of the midst of every pleasant gift", "The world can offer you , you raise your voice", "In scoffing irony against each face ,", "Form , action , motive , th...	[ "" ]	81
[ "Yes , Papa is forty to-day ;fancy living to that age ! The tenants have presented him with a handsome jar of mixed pickles , with an appropriate inscription . Papa is loved and respected by every one . And I — well , I have made him a little housewife , containing needles and thread ... See !", "Oh , do look !— ...	[ "" ]	82
[ "The drug hath found his heart .", "That gives the sign to the Praetorians", "Upon the instant of the Emperor 's death .", "Hark ! trumpets answering through all the city .", "Xenophon , you and I are in this death", "Eternally bound . This husband have I slain", "To lift unto the windy chair of the wor...	[ "" ]	83
[ "Oliver troubles me , persuading everywhere . Restless like this .", "There 's a man 's house . It 's enough surely .", "What time is John coming ?", "John Hampden is like that , too . He excites the boy .", "Of course he 's a boy .", "Methuselah .", "I said Methuselah .", "Just because he wo n't pay ...	[ "" ]	84
[ "But you'l not heare me . If euer I did dream", "Of such a matter , abhorre me", "Sir : you are one of those that will not serue God , if the deuill bid you . Because we come to do you seruice , and you thinke we are Ruffians , you'le haue your Daughter couer 'd with a Barbary horse , you'le haue your Nephewes ...	[ "" ]	85
[ "OSGOOD & Co ., PUBLISHERS .", "Illustration : Mens Conscia .", "= Inspector =", "“ WHO SIGNED MAGNA", "CHARTA ? ”", "= Inspector =", "“ WHO SIGNED MAGNA CHARTA ? ”", "= Inspector =", "“ WHO SIGNED MAGNA CHARTA !!? ”", "= Scapegrace =", "“ PLEASE ,", "SIR , ‘ TWASN'T ME , SIR !! ”", "Illustr...	[ "" ]	86
[ "Is Mrs. O ’ Farrell not here ?", "H ’ m .... Will you let her know I ’ ve come ?", "Not at home ?... But ....", "I can ’ t imagine why Mrs. O ’ Farrell should think I haven ’ t read the Morning Post at six o ’ clock in the evening .", "But when is Mrs. O ’ Farrell coming in ?", "But she telegraphed to me...	[ "" ]	87
[ "What may this mean ? Earl Douglas has enjoin 'd thee", "To meet him here in private ?", "Since my short sojourn here , I 've mark 'd this earl ,", "And though the ties of blood unite us closely ,", "I shudder at his haughtiness of temper ,", "Which not his gentle wife , the bright Elwina ,", "Can charm...	[ "" ]	88
[ "Can you guess the cause ?", "Sir , it is thought , with her he shall enjoy both these", "Kingdoms of Cicilie and Calabria .", "Who , Philaster ?", "Sir , my ignorance in State-policy , will not let me know why Philaster being Heir to one of these Kingdoms , the King should suffer him to walk abroad with su...	[ "" ]	89
[ "Kenneth , when this is paid , I shall have made two pound seventeen in the three months , and saved you about three pounds . One hundred and seventeen shillings at tenpence a thousand is one hundred and forty thousand words at fourteen hundred words an hour . It 's only just over an hour a day . Ca n't you get me ...	[ "" ]	90
[ "Well , madam , just wait until you hear who it was . I declare it was much more for Miss Dorothy and yourself than for me ; and if it was a little countrified , I had a good excuse .", "Miss Evelina , I was sure you would ask . Well , what do you think ? I was looking out of window at the barber 's opposite", ...	[ "" ]	91
[ "meeting her kindly . How does the happy Cause of my Content , my dear Amanda ? You find me musing on my happy State , And full of grateful Thoughts to Heaven , and you .", "The largest Boons that Heaven thinks fit to grant", "To Things it has decreed shall crawl on Earth ,", "Are in the Gift of Woman form 'd...	[ "" ]	92
[ "I am no Hans of thine . My name is Hans Lorbass . A knave who stalks stiff-necked and solemn up and down the world does not much relish being treated like a child . Burial-wife . Thou art my dear child none the less . Only grow old and gray ; and then shall thy body bear its scars and thy soul its sins back to the...	[ "" ]	93
[ "Basta ! am I to pass ! son of a dog !", "Snout of a swine ! knave ! door-bestriding fool !", "Have I not matters to her from my master ,", "To the Signora , from her husband 's brother ?", "The Devil 's scullion feed you", "On flame , until your liver shrivels black !", "O-he ! who 's here ! I come fro...	[ "" ]	94
[ "A plague on that fire ! I think I 'll make my supper on prunes and crackers to-night !", "Hello !", "Why ... who are you ?", "Where do you want to go ?", "Oh , I see ! You got lost ?", "You should have turned to the right down where the roads cross .", "Are you expecting to get to the railroad to-night...	[ "" ]	95
[ "Dear Mother , leave me not ! I love to rest Under the shadow of that hanging cave And listen to your tales . Your Proserpine Entreats you stay ; sit on this shady bank , And as I twine a wreathe tell once again The combat of the Titans and the Gods ; Or how the Python fell beneath the dart Of dread Apollo ; or of ...	[ "" ]	96
[ "i. Scæna . i .", "i. Scæna . ii . RAFE ROISTER DOISTER . MATHEW MERYGREEKE .", "i. Scæna iii . MAGE MUMBLE CRUST ,spinning on the distaffe . TIBET TALK APACE , sowyng . ANNOT ALYFACE , knittyng . R. ROISTER .", "i. Scæna . iiii .", "i. Scæna . v . CHRISTIAN CUSTANCE . MARGERIE MUMBLECRUST .", "ii . Scæna...	[ "" ]	97
[ "I prithee , Rene , charm our ears again", "With the same song you sang me yesterday .", "Here are fresh listeners .", "A very grievous , but convenient cold ,", "Which always racks you when you would not sing .", "Alack ! you hear , I 've caught poor Rene 's cough .", "O , fie !", "‘ Ods mercy ! gent...	[ "" ]	98
[ "There 's that lazy man of mine , singing , while I work .", "Dodolphe !— Dodolphe Potin !", "I want you !", "Hurry up !— Do you hear ?", "Fool ! Justice is blind , not deaf .", "Bah !", "Take that rubbish to the cellar .", "Aye — and the fire that warms a man 's home may burn his house down !— Mark y...	[ "" ]	99

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