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Dea Dia! Had I known how spineless you can be I would have set my cap at Lucius Severus long ago. It may be it is not too late." She had him! She had pricked him in the one place where he could be stirred to spitefulness. His whole face crimsoned suddenly. "That Carthaginian!" He came and stood in front of her. "If you had favored him you should have foregone my friendship, Marcia!
And from it a divine fragrance breathed from the time when the king of Nysa himself lay to rest thereon, flushed with wine and nectar as he clasped the beauteous breast of the maiden-daughter of Minos, whom once Theseus forsook in the island of Dia, when she had followed him from Cnossus.
Y tambien me acuso que otro dia de aquellos en que iba mirando lo que habia en aquel libro, tuve casi deliberada voluntad, estando solo, de probar otra cosa que parecia fácil, aunque de hecho no la probé, porque mudé la voluntad.
'Tanta vez vae o cantaro a fonte ate gue um dia la fica' the pitcher may go often to the spring, but some day it remains there. "Pedro Andrada, the younger, is not so steady and cool-headed as Lourenço. Yet he is a most capable man, and the two together they are always together make a very efficient team." "I bet they do," Tim concurred, heartily. "I like that Pedro lad fine."
The place chosen for our dia de campo was a pretty spot, about a mile distant from the town. It was a glade in the midst of the chapparal, surrounded by beautiful trees, and sweet-smelling flowers. We went afoot: for the distance did not make it worth while for us to ride. Besides, we preferred enjoying the ramble, without being encumbered with horses.
Not speak to you! yes, Gad, Madam, and do any thing to you too. Dia. Bea. Bred. An Advocate for Love I am, And bring you such a Message from a Heart Bea. Meaning mine, dear Madam. Bred. That when you hear it, you will pity it. Bea. Or the Devil's in her Dia. Sir, I have many Reasons to believe, It is my Fortune you pursue, not Person. Bea. But say what you will, Ned. Bred.
VECINA. Lo siento, porque mi hermana lava muy bien ... como que lava a todas las colegialas de Loreto ... y si no fuera por cierta desgracia que tuvo ... ya se lo contaré a usted otro día ... porque ahora estoy de prisa ... agur ... ¿pues no me huele a salchicha quemada? DON EDUARDO. ¡Qué taravilla! DOÑA MATILDE. Y ¡qué mujer tan ordinaria! DON EDUARDO. ¡Así hablas de tu amiga!
I shou'd sue for that, Which my Deceit will never make me hope. Bel. And art thou true to Love, and all thy Vows? Ah, Friendlove, when thou hear'st my Story told, Thou wilt forgive, and pity me. Dia. What was't you said, Sir? Friendlove! Friend. Yes, Madam, I hope the Name can make no difference; Or hate that still, so you but love the Man. Dia.
Enter Diana, Bellmour fights 'em out, and leaves Celinda breathless, leaning on her Sword. Dia. I'll ne'er demand the cause of this disorder, But take this opportunity to fly To the next hands will take me up who's here? Cel. Not yet, my sullen Heart! Dia. Who's here? one wounded alas Cel. 'Tis not so lucky but who art thou That dost with so much pity ask? Dia.
Yes, in my Grave, dear Charles; But I'll excuse that Ceremony here. Char. Good Night, and no Rest to you, Brother. Dia. Till now, my Bellmour, I wanted Opportunity To ask the Cause, why on a joyful Day, When Heav'n has join'd us by a sacred Tie, Thou droop'st like early Flowers with Winter-storms. Bel.
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