The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces in the English Language, 1±ÇM. Polock, 1854 |
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... sure to Kitty . But I know they are all base . You remove the tables and chairs away there too , that are very young , and very ignorant of the sex ; I we may have room to dance . I can't bear to be am young too , but have more ...
... sure to Kitty . But I know they are all base . You remove the tables and chairs away there too , that are very young , and very ignorant of the sex ; I we may have room to dance . I can't bear to be am young too , but have more ...
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... sure ; but no matter for that . [ Sighs . Mel . What d'ye mean ? Sharp . Pray don't ask me Madam , I beseech you don ... sure she lied : " for zounds ! " said I , for I could not help swearing , " I am so well convinced of the lady's and ...
... sure ; but no matter for that . [ Sighs . Mel . What d'ye mean ? Sharp . Pray don't ask me Madam , I beseech you don ... sure she lied : " for zounds ! " said I , for I could not help swearing , " I am so well convinced of the lady's and ...
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... sure ' twas he ; he was set upon at the corner of the street by four ; he has killed two ; and if you don't make haste , he'll be either murdered or took to prison . Mrs. G. For heaven's sake , gentlemen , run to his assistance . How I ...
... sure ' twas he ; he was set upon at the corner of the street by four ; he has killed two ; and if you don't make haste , he'll be either murdered or took to prison . Mrs. G. For heaven's sake , gentlemen , run to his assistance . How I ...
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... sure I am but a servant , as a body may say ; and every tub should stand upon its own bottom- but- [ She takes hold of him familiarly , looking first about very cautiously , and speaks in a low familiar tone of great secrecy . ] My ...
... sure I am but a servant , as a body may say ; and every tub should stand upon its own bottom- but- [ She takes hold of him familiarly , looking first about very cautiously , and speaks in a low familiar tone of great secrecy . ] My ...
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... sure I can not suggest the shadow of a reason for altering my present opinion : -impossible , impossible , he cannot give them up ; it is an opinion from which I never can depart . Plau . Well , well , do not be positive , Mr. Sergeant ...
... sure I can not suggest the shadow of a reason for altering my present opinion : -impossible , impossible , he cannot give them up ; it is an opinion from which I never can depart . Plau . Well , well , do not be positive , Mr. Sergeant ...
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