naldo

"I should have to know where to find you, Monsieur le Duc," said Ri - naldo, with the insolence of a man who knows himself to be necessary.

Parisians in the Country

"If I stir from this spot I shall never find it again," thought Ri - naldo, when he had recovered his usual presence of mind.

Parisians in the Country

"If I stir from this spot I shall never find it again," thought Ri - naldo, when he had recovered his usual presence of mind.

The Muse of the Department

"I should have to know where to find you, Monsieur le Duc," said Ri - naldo, with the insolence of a man who knows himself to be necessary.

The Muse of the Department

Give him this money, and these notes, Rey - naldo.

The plays of William Shakespeare. In fifteen volumes. With the corrections and illustrations of various commentators

* Ri - naldo promifed to conduft himfelf as his brother advifed, with a mental referva - tion to do only juft what he liked -, — for fons, when they are releafed from apron - ftring authority, grown tall and mifchie - vous, and have learned to ride the great horfe, give themfelves Uttle concern about their mothers* heartfelt tears.

Popular tales of the Germans [selected from J.C.A. Musaeus] tr. [by W. Beckford].