...grand-children that may be styled Your Lordships ? Look you, Teresa, I have always heard my betters say. He that will not when he may, when he will he shall have nay : and it would be very wrong, now that fortune is knocking at our door, to shut it against her: let...

...fewer the better cheer.' I quickly took the hint, and was as nitty and talkative as they. Says I, lie that will not when he may, ' When he will, he shall have u:iy. and so helped myself. Giddy turns about; ' What, have you found your tongue ?' ' Yes,' »ays...

...likings are as various as our palates. But commonly they omit opportunities, oscula qui sumpsit, fyc. they neglect the usual means and times. He that will...and cannot, either for the above-named reasons, or for that there is a multitude of suiters equally enamored, doting all alike ; and where one alone must...

...grand-children that may be styled Your Lordships? Look you, Teresa, I have always heard my betters say. Ik: that will not when he may, when he will he shall have nay : and it would be very wrong, now that fortune is knocking at our door, to shut it against her: let...

...likings are as various as our palates. But commonly they omit opportunities, oscitlu qui sumpsit, $c. they neglect the usual means and times. He that will...and sued to. Most part, they will and cannot, either I'or the above-named reasons, or for that there is a multitude of suiters equally enamored, doting...

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...likings are as various as our palates. But commonly they omit opportunities, ósculo, qui sumpsit, ffc. they neglect the usual means and times. He that will not when he may, When he will be shall have nay. They look to be wooed, sought after, and sued to. Most part, they will and cannot,...

...untasted breakfast, to that neglected tray with all its savoury contents; but, as the old saying goes, ' He that will not when he may, When he will he shall have nay.' Frederick, remembering the many victories which he had obtained by quarrelling with his bread and butter,...

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