Tragic ReliefOxford University Press, 1932 - 233 páginas |
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... Dick , and on one occasion , when there is a party at her uncle's house , Dick comes a little early , makes love to Nan , gives her a present of a rose , and promises her that at that party he will claim her for his wife : DICK ...
... Dick , and on one occasion , when there is a party at her uncle's house , Dick comes a little early , makes love to Nan , gives her a present of a rose , and promises her that at that party he will claim her for his wife : DICK ...
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... Dick and Jenny . Nan is startled . She tells Dick : Dick , Dick , Oh , Dick ! What , Oh ! Dick , you weren't playing , Dick ? ' DICK : Don't Dick me , get out . * * * * NAN : I thought I was a ' appy woman , Dick . Nan then shouts out ...
... Dick and Jenny . Nan is startled . She tells Dick : Dick , Dick , Oh , Dick ! What , Oh ! Dick , you weren't playing , Dick ? ' DICK : Don't Dick me , get out . * * * * NAN : I thought I was a ' appy woman , Dick . Nan then shouts out ...
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... Dick ? DICK : Because I don't care for ' er . Because now- NAN : Because ? - DICK : O , Miss Nan . It be you as I love . My dad ' ave stop me afore . But now your name be cleared . NAN : Is that the only reason ? ... Is that the only ...
... Dick ? DICK : Because I don't care for ' er . Because now- NAN : Because ? - DICK : O , Miss Nan . It be you as I love . My dad ' ave stop me afore . But now your name be cleared . NAN : Is that the only reason ? ... Is that the only ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL EXPOSITIONS OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 12 |
THE SECRET OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 34 |
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