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Sivu 74
But even then , when he is in the power of fortune , and has nothing but mere luck
and fair play on his side , he must stand the brunt , and perhaps give away his
last guinea , as coolly as he would lend a nobleman a shilling . Our hero is now ...
But even then , when he is in the power of fortune , and has nothing but mere luck
and fair play on his side , he must stand the brunt , and perhaps give away his
last guinea , as coolly as he would lend a nobleman a shilling . Our hero is now ...
Sivu 216
Stay a while , that we may make an end the sooner , Let us ride fair and softly that
we may get home , the sooner . Debtors are liars . Knowledge ( or cunning ) is no
burden . Dearths foreseen come not . A penny spared is twice got . Pensions ...
Stay a while , that we may make an end the sooner , Let us ride fair and softly that
we may get home , the sooner . Debtors are liars . Knowledge ( or cunning ) is no
burden . Dearths foreseen come not . A penny spared is twice got . Pensions ...
Sivu 226
A fair woman , without virtue , is like palled wine . Tell a woman she is wondrous
fair , and she will soon turn fool . Paint and patches give offence to the husband ,
hopes to her gallant . He that would be well spoken of himselt must not speak ill ...
A fair woman , without virtue , is like palled wine . Tell a woman she is wondrous
fair , and she will soon turn fool . Paint and patches give offence to the husband ,
hopes to her gallant . He that would be well spoken of himselt must not speak ill ...
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