The British Drama: Comedies. 2 vW. Miller, 1804 |
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... children ; The first words We form their tongues with , are licentious jests . Can it call whore ? Cry bastard ? O , then kiss it , A witty child ! Can't swear ? The father's dar- ling ! Give it two plums . Nay , rather than it shall ...
... children ; The first words We form their tongues with , are licentious jests . Can it call whore ? Cry bastard ? O , then kiss it , A witty child ! Can't swear ? The father's dar- ling ! Give it two plums . Nay , rather than it shall ...
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... child's whistle were far the fitter . Brain . Sir , shall I entreat a word with you ? E. Kno . With me , sir ! You have not another Toledo to sell , have you ? Brain . You are conceited , sir ; your name is Mr Kno'well , as I take it ...
... child's whistle were far the fitter . Brain . Sir , shall I entreat a word with you ? E. Kno . With me , sir ! You have not another Toledo to sell , have you ? Brain . You are conceited , sir ; your name is Mr Kno'well , as I take it ...
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... child of wrath and anger ! the loud lie ! For what , my sudden boy ? Kas . Nay , that look you to , I am afore - hand . Sub . O , this is no true grammar , And as ill logick ! You must render causes , child , Your first and second ...
... child of wrath and anger ! the loud lie ! For what , my sudden boy ? Kas . Nay , that look you to , I am afore - hand . Sub . O , this is no true grammar , And as ill logick ! You must render causes , child , Your first and second ...
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... child . The doctor and your sister both are abused . Kas . Where is he ? Which is he ? He is a slave , He owes this honest Drugger , here , seven pounds , He has had on him in two penn'orths of tobacco . Drug . Yes , sir ; and he has ...
... child . The doctor and your sister both are abused . Kas . Where is he ? Which is he ? He is a slave , He owes this honest Drugger , here , seven pounds , He has had on him in two penn'orths of tobacco . Drug . Yes , sir ; and he has ...
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... child's whistle , or thy squirrel's chain . I'll none of them . I would she did but know me ! Or would this fellow had but use of money , That I might come in any way . Estif . I am gone , sir ; And I shall tell the beauty sent me to ye ...
... child's whistle , or thy squirrel's chain . I'll none of them . I would she did but know me ! Or would this fellow had but use of money , That I might come in any way . Estif . I am gone , sir ; And I shall tell the beauty sent me to ye ...
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