Nay, more than this: I find, too, and find certain, what gold I have, pearl, bracelets, rings, or ooches, Or what she can desire, gowns petticoats, Waistcoats, embroidered stockings, scarves, cauls, feathers, Hats, five-pound garters, muffs, masks, ruffs, and ribbons, I am to give her for't.

The patient said she had been cutting since the age of thirteen.

My wife's maiden name—Unmarried name, I should rather say […] was Harlowe—Clarissa Harlowe—you heard me call her my Clarissa— I did—but I thought it to be a feigned or a love-name, said Miss Rawlins. […] No—it was her real name, I said.

Come, come, my good shepherds, our flocks we must shear, In your holy-day suits, with your lasses appear; The happiest of folk, are the giltless and free And who are so giltless so happy as we ?