Dramatic WorksElix, 1841 |
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... child , what have you brought me ? Lucy . Oh , here , ma'am ! [ Taking Books from under her Cloak , and from her Pockets . ] This is ' The Man of Feeling , and this ' Peregrine Pickle .'- Here are " The Tears of Sensibility , ' and ...
... child , what have you brought me ? Lucy . Oh , here , ma'am ! [ Taking Books from under her Cloak , and from her Pockets . ] This is ' The Man of Feeling , and this ' Peregrine Pickle .'- Here are " The Tears of Sensibility , ' and ...
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... child I never could fancy them ! -1 suppose there an ' t been so merciless a beast in the world as your loaded pistol ! Acres . Z - ds ! I won't be afraid - odds fire and fury ! you sha'nt make me afraid . Here is the chal- lenge , and ...
... child I never could fancy them ! -1 suppose there an ' t been so merciless a beast in the world as your loaded pistol ! Acres . Z - ds ! I won't be afraid - odds fire and fury ! you sha'nt make me afraid . Here is the chal- lenge , and ...
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... unmanly imposition , and deserves the punishment of fraud.- What , you have been treating me like a child ! -hu- mouring my romance ; and laughing , I suppose , at your success ! * * Capt . A. You wrong me , Lydia , you THE RIVALS . 53.
... unmanly imposition , and deserves the punishment of fraud.- What , you have been treating me like a child ! -hu- mouring my romance ; and laughing , I suppose , at your success ! * * Capt . A. You wrong me , Lydia , you THE RIVALS . 53.
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... child ! what's the matter with you ! You have been crying ! -I'll be hanged if that Faulk- land has not been tormenting you ! Jul . You mistake the cause of my uneasiness : something has flurried me a little . Nothing that you can guess ...
... child ! what's the matter with you ! You have been crying ! -I'll be hanged if that Faulk- land has not been tormenting you ! Jul . You mistake the cause of my uneasiness : something has flurried me a little . Nothing that you can guess ...
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... child . Sir L. With your leave , ma'am , I must put in a word here . I believe I could interpret the young lady's silence . Now mark- Lyd . What is it you mean , sir ? Sir L. Come , come , Dalia , we must be serious now ; this is no ...
... child . Sir L. With your leave , ma'am , I must put in a word here . I believe I could interpret the young lady's silence . Now mark- Lyd . What is it you mean , sir ? Sir L. Come , come , Dalia , we must be serious now ; this is no ...
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