The Acting Drama; Containing Sixty Highly Popular Plays, EtcJohn Williamson, 1839 - 892ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... Look ye , master , this honour seems to me to be a marvellous Sir L. To prevent the confusion that might false friend ; ay , truly , a very courtier - like ser- arise " - - Acres . Well- - same Sir L. " From our both addressing the lady ...
... Look ye , master , this honour seems to me to be a marvellous Sir L. To prevent the confusion that might false friend ; ay , truly , a very courtier - like ser- arise " - - Acres . Well- - same Sir L. " From our both addressing the lady ...
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... look at me whilst you are here , I knew she wouldn't ! -I told you so -Let me entreat you , sir , to leave us together ! has this fellow been playing us a rogue's trick Capt . A. ' Faith , sir , I am not quite clear my- Come here ...
... look at me whilst you are here , I knew she wouldn't ! -I told you so -Let me entreat you , sir , to leave us together ! has this fellow been playing us a rogue's trick Capt . A. ' Faith , sir , I am not quite clear my- Come here ...
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... look like baggage . Young F. What the devil shall I do ? -harkee , boy , what's the chaise ? Pos . Thirteen ... Look you , sir , you must wheedle him , or you must starve . Young F. Look you , sir , I will neither wheedle him nor starve ...
... look like baggage . Young F. What the devil shall I do ? -harkee , boy , what's the chaise ? Pos . Thirteen ... Look you , sir , you must wheedle him , or you must starve . Young F. Look you , sir , I will neither wheedle him nor starve ...
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... look like a porter's . Men . My lord , methinks they look mighty well . Lord F. Ay ; but you are not so good a judge of those things as I am - I have studied them all my life - therefore , pray let the next be the thick- ness of a crown ...
... look like a porter's . Men . My lord , methinks they look mighty well . Lord F. Ay ; but you are not so good a judge of those things as I am - I have studied them all my life - therefore , pray let the next be the thick- ness of a crown ...
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... look upon his wound this hour , sir ? sir . Lov . Why , then , he'll bleed to death , sir . [ Ladies stand in the ... looks upon it , I won't . Lov . Why thou art the veriest coxcomb I ever saw . Probe . I am not master of my trade for ...
... look upon his wound this hour , sir ? sir . Lov . Why , then , he'll bleed to death , sir . [ Ladies stand in the ... looks upon it , I won't . Lov . Why thou art the veriest coxcomb I ever saw . Probe . I am not master of my trade for ...
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