The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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I pray you , sir , is this master Kno'well's From the Windmill . ' house ? Kno . ... The Spittal : is this the man , one master Edward Kno'well : do you know any My son hath sung so , for the happiest wit , such , sir , I pray you ?
I pray you , sir , is this master Kno'well's From the Windmill . ' house ? Kno . ... The Spittal : is this the man , one master Edward Kno'well : do you know any My son hath sung so , for the happiest wit , such , sir , I pray you ?
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Pray you , let us see . Who made these verses ? Down . His friends ! his friends ! ' Slud they do They are excellent good . nothing but haunt him up and down , like a sort Ñat . 0 , Master Well - bred , ' tis your disposiof unlucky ...
Pray you , let us see . Who made these verses ? Down . His friends ! his friends ! ' Slud they do They are excellent good . nothing but haunt him up and down , like a sort Ñat . 0 , Master Well - bred , ' tis your disposiof unlucky ...
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I pray you let him know , that I was here , Sub . Would I were hanged then . I'll conform His name is Dapper . I would gladly have staid , myself . butDol . Will you , sir ? Do so , then , and quickly : Enter DAPPER . Sub .
I pray you let him know , that I was here , Sub . Would I were hanged then . I'll conform His name is Dapper . I would gladly have staid , myself . butDol . Will you , sir ? Do so , then , and quickly : Enter DAPPER . Sub .
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I pray he keep away , All day , for one , that will not yield us grains ? Till our new business be o'erpast . I know him of old . Sub . But , Face , Sub . Oh , but to have gulled him , How cam'st thou by this secret Don ?
I pray he keep away , All day , for one , that will not yield us grains ? Till our new business be o'erpast . I know him of old . Sub . But , Face , Sub . Oh , but to have gulled him , How cam'st thou by this secret Don ?
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I left Pray , Heaven , he have not kept such open house , None else but thee i ' the house . That he hath sold my hangings and my bedding ; Face . Yes , sir , my fellow , I left him nothing else . If he have eat them , The cat ...
I left Pray , Heaven , he have not kept such open house , None else but thee i ' the house . That he hath sold my hangings and my bedding ; Face . Yes , sir , my fellow , I left him nothing else . If he have eat them , The cat ...
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| 제목 | The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v 2권/The British Drama: Comprehending the Best Plays in the English Language |
| 발행인 | W. Miller, 1804 |
| 소장 | 위스콘신 대학교 |
| 디지털화된 날짜: | 2012년 2월 10일 |
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