Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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... give it Vent . Mrs. Mar. Yes , it shall have Vent — and to your Confusion , or I'll perish in the Attempt . [ Exit . Lady . O Daughter , Daughter , ' tis plain thou hast inherited thy Mother's prudence . Mrs. Fain . Thank Mr. Mirabell ...
... give it Vent . Mrs. Mar. Yes , it shall have Vent — and to your Confusion , or I'll perish in the Attempt . [ Exit . Lady . O Daughter , Daughter , ' tis plain thou hast inherited thy Mother's prudence . Mrs. Fain . Thank Mr. Mirabell ...
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... give some Allowance to the Author's Spleen , and short Fits or Intervals of Dullness , as well as his own ; And lay it seriously to his Conscience , whether , if he were walking the Streets , in dirty Weather , or a rainy Day ; he would ...
... give some Allowance to the Author's Spleen , and short Fits or Intervals of Dullness , as well as his own ; And lay it seriously to his Conscience , whether , if he were walking the Streets , in dirty Weather , or a rainy Day ; he would ...
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... give an account of my- self . [ Exit Servant . Marl . Ha ! ha ! ha ! They're safe however . What an unaccountable set of 30 beings have we got amongst ! This little bar - maid though runs in my head . most strangely , and drives out the ...
... give an account of my- self . [ Exit Servant . Marl . Ha ! ha ! ha ! They're safe however . What an unaccountable set of 30 beings have we got amongst ! This little bar - maid though runs in my head . most strangely , and drives out the ...
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