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I know you to be Dog Scipio': daughter; the innocent victim_of injustice and
oppression; there"; fore I acknowledge to you, and you alone, thati whatever you
may have heard to the contrary, really am Eernwle dc Z.9lY3<9 ' 3 Vict. Signor,
how ...
I know you to be Dog Scipio': daughter; the innocent victim_of injustice and
oppression; there"; fore I acknowledge to you, and you alone, thati whatever you
may have heard to the contrary, really am Eernwle dc Z.9lY3<9 ' 3 Vict. Signor,
how ...
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What your modesty regards as cold compliments, are sentiments, warm with the
dearest purpose; I came hither to ratify a contract uith Don Scipio's daughter; you
are she-,_ the beautiful VlCa toria, destined for the happy Fernando. V ict.
What your modesty regards as cold compliments, are sentiments, warm with the
dearest purpose; I came hither to ratify a contract uith Don Scipio's daughter; you
are she-,_ the beautiful VlCa toria, destined for the happy Fernando. V ict.
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Oui, monsieur. . [E.rit. Sir J. B. Oh dear, oh dear! get me once out of France—
Then my 'wife and daughter! such apair of mademoiselles, as they are making of
themselves,-' to receive this great French Colonel Epaulette ' Egad, here they
come, ...
Oui, monsieur. . [E.rit. Sir J. B. Oh dear, oh dear! get me once out of France—
Then my 'wife and daughter! such apair of mademoiselles, as they are making of
themselves,-' to receive this great French Colonel Epaulette ' Egad, here they
come, ...
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Lady B. My daughter! Sir J. B. My Doll! Robin. And from what I can learn from
Squire Tallyho's man, she's to meet his master. Lady B. There's your honest
Yorkshireman, Sir John Bull ! Robin. I think they say, sir, she's gone to Colonel ...
Lady B. My daughter! Sir J. B. My Doll! Robin. And from what I can learn from
Squire Tallyho's man, she's to meet his master. Lady B. There's your honest
Yorkshireman, Sir John Bull ! Robin. I think they say, sir, she's gone to Colonel ...
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Get about your business, monsieur, or I'll disturb every comb in your head—-Go
tell my daughter to stay till I come to her. I shall give her companion some
cautions against saucy Frenchmen, sirrah ! . Chignon. [Aside.] Cautions! peste!
you are ...
Get about your business, monsieur, or I'll disturb every comb in your head—-Go
tell my daughter to stay till I come to her. I shall give her companion some
cautions against saucy Frenchmen, sirrah ! . Chignon. [Aside.] Cautions! peste!
you are ...
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