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Lokagītoṃ kī sāṃskr̥tika pr̥shṭhabhūmi: Bhojapurī aura ...
जो जीवन का प्रतीक और जन वात पर्याय है ।1 ग्राम या साधारण जनता तक ही इसका अर्थ सीमित नहीं है, समस्त चराचर मप में कोश की सखा व्यापमत है 12 भारतीय साहित्य इसी व्यापक कोक सता से ...
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The Plays of Shakspeare: Accurately Printed from the Text ... - Page 861
Wat. 'Pray, hear me. Q. Kuth.'Wonld Ihad never trod this English earth, 0r felt the Batteries that grow upon it! Ye have angels' faces, but heaven knows your hearts. What will become ofme now, wretched lady ? I am the most unhappy woman ...
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, George Steevens, 1825
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Four Great Restoration Comedies - Page 255
WAT. Pray, Master, will you please to dispatch me? Y. FAS. Ay, here a—canst thou change me a guinea? LO. [aside] Good! WAT. Change a guinea, Master! Ha, ha, your honour's pleased to compliment. Y. FAS. I'gad I don't know how I shall ...
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Plays: The relapse; or, virtue in danger. The provok'd ... - Page 13
Young Fajh. Why, what's become of the blue Coat, Sirrah ? Lory. Sir, 'twas eaten at Gravefend; the Reckoning came to thirty Shillings, and your Privy-Purfe was worth but two Half-Crowns. Young Fajh. 'Tis very well. Wat. Pray, Mafter, will you ...
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A collection of the best English plays - Page 89
Sir Sams. Do'st thou know this Paper , Val : I know thou'rt honest , and wilt perform Articles. £ SheVis htm the Paper , but holds it out of his reach* Vat. Pray let me fee it, Sir : You hold it so &L off, thar! can't tell whether I know it or no. Sit Samp.
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Legal Medicine in History - Page 250
When the Master of the workhouse raised the technical objection that the jury had not identified the body, Wakley retorted: 'If this is not the pauper who was killed in your vat, pray, sir, how many paupers have you boiled?'3° This inquest ...
Michael Clark, Catherine Crawford, 1994
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Bentley's Miscellany - Volume 9 - Page 431
With a pack,Like a sack Of old clothes at his back, And three hats on his head, Shylock came in a crack, Saying, " Rest you fair, Signor Antonio ! vat, pray, Might your vorship be pleashed for to vant in my vay V — " Why, Shylock, although, ...
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1842
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Works - Volume 1 - Page 103
Let me embrace thee — But art thou sure she is really married to him ? Sett. Really and lawfully married, I am Witness. Sharp. Bellmour will unriddle to you. [Heanwell goes to Bdlmour. Sir J. Wat. Pray, Madam, who are you ? For, I find, you and ...
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The St. Peterburg English Review - Volume 3 - Page 270
With a pack, Like a sack Of old clothes at his back, And three hats on his head, Shylock came in a crack, i Saying, « Rest you fair, Signor Antonio! vat, pray, Might your vorship be pleashed for to vant in my vay?» — •Why, Shylock, although, As ...
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The Artifice. A Comedy, Etc - Page 31
Wat. Pray, what Sins have you committed, that you are in such haste to unbnrthen ? Mrs. W. You. are not qualify'd toknow. War. Well, since your Conscience accuse-s you, you shall have a Priest. I'll send to the What-d'ye-call'em Ambassador's ...
