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Follies
weavd up
Fortunes
benefits
Fonder
heart grow
buffets
Fondly
turns to thee
pastimes
Food
bed and
Fortunes
power
fancys
Fortunes
for himself
for
powder
his
buried
for
the mind
Forty
fancies
homely
fool
at
the
fruits
Fought
all his battles
to
choose their
Foul
deeds will rise
Fool
a motley
thoughts
at
forty
Found
both
at
thirty
make
a note of
be
a
no
end
every
inch that is not
Fourscore
years
French
edition of a
Foxes
spoil the vines
I
met a
Fractions
expert at
ithe
forest
Frail
empire
of
nature
Frailties
draw his
right
by chance
Frailty
thy name is woman
Roman
France
order better in
smarts
little
Fraud
or guile
that
I was
Frauds
pious
thinks
he is wise
Fray
latter end of
to
fame
Freckle
streak or stain
to
make me merry
Free
and easy
Fools
paradise
as
nature
Foolery
makes a show
frae
fraud
Foolish
face
his
fame
Fools
admire
school
came
to scoff
truth
makes
men
may live
would
be
not
to know
Freedom
shriekd
shall
have wealth
joy
and peace
since
the conquest
we
blame
young
men are
Freedoms
battle
young
men think
Freeman
he is the
Foot
better, before
once
free always
short
of one
Freemasons
meet as shadows
so
light a
speak
but in signs
speaks
Freeze
thy young blood
Footprints
on sand
Frenzy
rolling
Fop
scatter favours on a
Fretful
porcupine
Fops
barrd from
Fretted
body
Forbear
occasion to
Friend
Forbearance
thou
dost conspire against
Forefathers
of the hamlet
general
toild
keep
thy
Forehead
lours
makes
no
of
married man
must
hate the man
Forestall
his date of grief
my
earliest
Forgeries
what, you please
no
Forget
all sense
not
a
all
time
pretended
best
sometimes
the
candid
can
a woman
should
bear
hardest
science to
suspicious
mens
names
thine
own
myself
to
close his eyes
the
bride
to
man
the
child
to
shake off my
the
crown
to
virtue
the
darling
touch
my
the
way
Friendless
master of a world
them
all
Friends
good name
thyself
thou dost
infirmities
Forgetfulness
a prey
Friends
in
absent
prove
can
separate
steep
my senses
choice
of
sweets
of
grapple
them
Forgive
if I have erred
I
have made
me
Friends
my books
me
sir
present
something
to
thou
hast
us
our
what
need we have
Forgiveness
ask
three
good
to
the injured
must
part
Forget
all sense of duty
Friendship
by
the world
but
a name
I
am
generous
myself
is
constant
Form
and pressure
or
hate
of
things
pretended
Forms
of things
with
a knave
Forsake
me, do not
and
religion
me
not
Frisking
light
my
love
Frog
croaking like a
not
thy friend
Front
engraven
the
fountains
Frost
and snow
Fortune
a better
third
day
a
blind woman
change
favours
the bold
foe
to love
hath
cruelly scratched
his
own
hostages
to
in
men
is
merry
kick
the ba
means
good
method
of making
mistakes
her gifts
pledges
to
prey
on
threw
a rope
was
so low
will
give us
and
fame unknown
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