plege

Updated: May 24, 2025

And he avers that one young woman devoured twenty pounds of cherries, beating her opponent by two pounds and a half. All foreigners were struck with the English love of music and drink, of banqueting and good cheer. You respond, in their language, "Iplaigiu"; that is to say, "Je vous plege."

Charles Dudley Warner - The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner

And he avers that one young woman devoured twenty pounds of cherries, beating her opponent by two pounds and a half. All foreigners were struck with the English love of music and drink, of banqueting and good cheer. You respond, in their language, "Iplaigiu"; that is to say, "Je vous plege."

Charles Dudley Warner - Complete Essays

And he avers that one young woman devoured twenty pounds of cherries, beating her opponent by two pounds and a half. All foreigners were struck with the English love of music and drink, of banqueting and good cheer. You respond, in their language, "Iplaigiu"; that is to say, "Je vous plege."

Charles Dudley Warner - For Whom Shakespeare Wrote