The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, in the English Language. I-II, 1±ÇJones, 1824 |
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... I'll excuse you to him . [ Apart . Gay . Sir , though I cannot answer you with the same elocution , however , Sir , I thank you with the same sincerity . Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. Trippet , Sir ; the properest lady in the world for your ...
... I'll excuse you to him . [ Apart . Gay . Sir , though I cannot answer you with the same elocution , however , Sir , I thank you with the same sincerity . Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. Trippet , Sir ; the properest lady in the world for your ...
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... I'll pick his pocket , and provide | dozen villains ; but finding me resolute , they were wise enough to take to their heels . 1 us a supper with the booty . believe I scratched some of them Gay . Monstrous ! for , without considering ...
... I'll pick his pocket , and provide | dozen villains ; but finding me resolute , they were wise enough to take to their heels . 1 us a supper with the booty . believe I scratched some of them Gay . Monstrous ! for , without considering ...
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... I'll venture to trust you . See here , Sir , these are the effects of my master's good nature . [ Shows his Head . Mel . Matchless impudence ! [ Aside . ] Why do you live with him then , after such usage ? Sharp . He's worth a great ...
... I'll venture to trust you . See here , Sir , these are the effects of my master's good nature . [ Shows his Head . Mel . Matchless impudence ! [ Aside . ] Why do you live with him then , after such usage ? Sharp . He's worth a great ...
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... I'll not put Win . Nay , nay , but I tell you I am con- vinced I know it is so ; and so , friend , don't you think to trifle with me ; I know you're in the plot , you scoundrel ; and if you don't dis - tieth ultimo , since none of thine ...
... I'll not put Win . Nay , nay , but I tell you I am con- vinced I know it is so ; and so , friend , don't you think to trifle with me ; I know you're in the plot , you scoundrel ; and if you don't dis - tieth ultimo , since none of thine ...
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... I'll say no more to you , but make yourself useful ; and so now go and clean yourself , Dick . Nothing to say for yourself . What and make ready to go home to your business an old prig it is . [ Aside.and mind me , young man , let me ...
... I'll say no more to you , but make yourself useful ; and so now go and clean yourself , Dick . Nothing to say for yourself . What and make ready to go home to your business an old prig it is . [ Aside.and mind me , young man , let me ...
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