The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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Nay , not so , neither ; you shall pardon | ped about him , as though he had neither won me : but I speak to serve my turn . nor lost ; and yet , I warrant , he never cast betE. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what ter in his life ...
Nay , not so , neither ; you shall pardon | ped about him , as though he had neither won me : but I speak to serve my turn . nor lost ; and yet , I warrant , he never cast betE. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what ter in his life ...
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Sdeath , he made me I could eat my But that , I know , your judgment is of strength , very spur - leathers , for anger ! But , why are you Against the nearness of affectionso tame ? Why do not you speak to him , and tell Down .
Sdeath , he made me I could eat my But that , I know , your judgment is of strength , very spur - leathers , for anger ! But , why are you Against the nearness of affectionso tame ? Why do not you speak to him , and tell Down .
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I will speak to him Would I had lost this finger , at a venture , Bob . Speak to him ! Away ! by the foot of So Well - bred had ne'er lodged within my house . Pharoah , you shall not ; you shall not do him why it cannot be , where there ...
I will speak to him Would I had lost this finger , at a venture , Bob . Speak to him ! Away ! by the foot of So Well - bred had ne'er lodged within my house . Pharoah , you shall not ; you shall not do him why it cannot be , where there ...
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Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my Why , were thy education never so mean , words ? Having thy limbs , a thousand fairer courses Brain . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were Offer themselves to thy election . as happy ...
Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my Why , were thy education never so mean , words ? Having thy limbs , a thousand fairer courses Brain . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were Offer themselves to thy election . as happy ...
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Do you not want to speak with me ? alas ! it is not in medicine to give me ease - here , Brain . No , but my master does . here it lies . Kite . What are the justice's commands ? Cash . What , sir ? Brain .
Do you not want to speak with me ? alas ! it is not in medicine to give me ease - here , Brain . No , but my master does . here it lies . Kite . What are the justice's commands ? Cash . What , sir ? Brain .
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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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