The Plays of Richard Brinsley SheridanDent, 1913 - 411ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... soldier ! -you're a walking block , fit only to dust the com- pany's regimentals on ! Odds life ! I have a great mind to marry the girl myself ! Abs . I am entirely at your disposal , sir : if you should think of addressing Miss ...
... soldier ! -you're a walking block , fit only to dust the com- pany's regimentals on ! Odds life ! I have a great mind to marry the girl myself ! Abs . I am entirely at your disposal , sir : if you should think of addressing Miss ...
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... soldier's pouch ! -Oons ! I wouldn't swear it mayn't go off ! Acres . Out , you poltroon ! you han't the valour of a grasshopper . Dav . Well , I say no more - ' twill be sad news , to be sure , at Clod Hall ! but I ha ' done . How ...
... soldier's pouch ! -Oons ! I wouldn't swear it mayn't go off ! Acres . Out , you poltroon ! you han't the valour of a grasshopper . Dav . Well , I say no more - ' twill be sad news , to be sure , at Clod Hall ! but I ha ' done . How ...
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... soldier , fairly proud of wounds and toil , Pants for the triumph of his Nancy's smile ! But ere the battle should he list her cries , The lover trembles - and the hero dies ! That heart , by war and honour steel'd to fear , Droops on a ...
... soldier , fairly proud of wounds and toil , Pants for the triumph of his Nancy's smile ! But ere the battle should he list her cries , The lover trembles - and the hero dies ! That heart , by war and honour steel'd to fear , Droops on a ...
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... TROUNCE CORPORAL FLINT . LAURETTA . MRS . BRIDGET CREDULOUS Drummer , Soldiers , Countrymen , and Servant . SCENE - A TOWN IN ENGLAND . ACT I. SCENE I. LIEUTENANT O'CONNOR'S Lodgings . Enter SERJEANT 86 PATRICK'S DAY; OR, LIEUTENANT.
... TROUNCE CORPORAL FLINT . LAURETTA . MRS . BRIDGET CREDULOUS Drummer , Soldiers , Countrymen , and Servant . SCENE - A TOWN IN ENGLAND . ACT I. SCENE I. LIEUTENANT O'CONNOR'S Lodgings . Enter SERJEANT 86 PATRICK'S DAY; OR, LIEUTENANT.
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... SOLDIERS . I Sol . I say you are wrong ; we should all speak to- gether , each for himself , and all at once , that we may be heard the better . 2 Sol . Right , Jack , we'll argue in platoons . 3 Sol . Ay , ay , let him have our ...
... SOLDIERS . I Sol . I say you are wrong ; we should all speak to- gether , each for himself , and all at once , that we may be heard the better . 2 Sol . Right , Jack , we'll argue in platoons . 3 Sol . Ay , ay , let him have our ...
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