y lord Marquis of Carabas, as was his daughter who wasfallen violently in love with him ; and seeing the vast estatehe possessed, said to him, after having drank five or sixglasses: It will be owing to yourself only, my lord Marquis, ifyou are not my son-in-law. The Marquis making several low bows,… … F A I R Y T A L E S O F P E R R A U L T The Moral How advantageous it may be,By long descent of pedigree, Tenjoy a great estate.Yet knowledge how to act, we see,Joind with consnnunatc industry,{Nor wonder ye thereat)Doth often prove a greater boon.As should be to young people known. Another If the…
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