She Stoops to Conquer: A Comedy in Five ActsPenn Publishing Company, 1912 - 61ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... George , must pay in all places . The only difference is , that in good inns you pay dearly for luxuries ; in bad inns you are fleeced and starved . HASTINGS . You have lived pretty much among them . In truth , I have been so often ...
... George , must pay in all places . The only difference is , that in good inns you pay dearly for luxuries ; in bad inns you are fleeced and starved . HASTINGS . You have lived pretty much among them . In truth , I have been so often ...
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... and hospitality , sir . ( To HASTINGS . ) I have been thinking . George , of changing our traveling dresses in the morning ; I am grown confoundedly ashamed of mine . HARDCASTLE . I beg , Mr. Marlow , you'll use 18 SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
... and hospitality , sir . ( To HASTINGS . ) I have been thinking . George , of changing our traveling dresses in the morning ; I am grown confoundedly ashamed of mine . HARDCASTLE . I beg , Mr. Marlow , you'll use 18 SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
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... George , you're right ! the first blow is half the battle . I intend opening the campaign with white and gold . HARDCASTLE . Mr. Marlow - Mr . Hastings - gentlemen- pray be under no restraint in this house . This is Liberty- hall ...
... George , you're right ! the first blow is half the battle . I intend opening the campaign with white and gold . HARDCASTLE . Mr. Marlow - Mr . Hastings - gentlemen- pray be under no restraint in this house . This is Liberty- hall ...
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... George , you know , are in disor- der . What if we should postpone the happiness till to - mor- row - to - morrow at her own house ? It will be every bit as convenient , and rather more respectful . To - morrow let it be . ( Offering to ...
... George , you know , are in disor- der . What if we should postpone the happiness till to - mor- row - to - morrow at her own house ? It will be every bit as convenient , and rather more respectful . To - morrow let it be . ( Offering to ...
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... George , sure you won't go ! How can you leave us ? HASTINGS . Our presence will but spoil conversation ; so we'll retire to the next room . ( To MARLOW . ) You don't consider , man , that we are to manage a little tête - à - tête of ...
... George , sure you won't go ! How can you leave us ? HASTINGS . Our presence will but spoil conversation ; so we'll retire to the next room . ( To MARLOW . ) You don't consider , man , that we are to manage a little tête - à - tête of ...
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