The British Drama: Comedies. 2 vW. Miller, 1804 |
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... tell me directly : Good evil wife , leave fooling , and tell me ho- nestly , Is this my kinsman ? Mar. İ can tell ye nothing , Leon . I've many kinsmen , but so mad a one , And so fantastic - all the house ? Per . All mine . Per . I'll ...
... tell me directly : Good evil wife , leave fooling , and tell me ho- nestly , Is this my kinsman ? Mar. İ can tell ye nothing , Leon . I've many kinsmen , but so mad a one , And so fantastic - all the house ? Per . All mine . Per . I'll ...
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... tell you ——— Nov. What , Madam ! I thought I was going to tell the lady ; but , perhaps , you think nobody has wit enough to draw characters but yourself ; in which case , I have done . Oliv . Nay , I swear , you shall tell us who you ...
... tell you ——— Nov. What , Madam ! I thought I was going to tell the lady ; but , perhaps , you think nobody has wit enough to draw characters but yourself ; in which case , I have done . Oliv . Nay , I swear , you shall tell us who you ...
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... tell me last night ? — Oliv . I know not what I might tell you last night in a fright . Eliz . Ay , what was that fright for ? -For a woman ! -Fie , this fooling is insipid , ' tis offen- sive . Oliv , And fooling with my honour will be ...
... tell me last night ? — Oliv . I know not what I might tell you last night in a fright . Eliz . Ay , what was that fright for ? -For a woman ! -Fie , this fooling is insipid , ' tis offen- sive . Oliv , And fooling with my honour will be ...
165 ÆäÀÌÁö
... tell you , widow , that I have suffered some injuries from your family , and there is now an estate in it , which lawfully and honestly belongs to me . Mrs Black . Why , sir , I do remember some- thing , and if you will be so good as to ...
... tell you , widow , that I have suffered some injuries from your family , and there is now an estate in it , which lawfully and honestly belongs to me . Mrs Black . Why , sir , I do remember some- thing , and if you will be so good as to ...
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... tell me -Still I look grave , not so much as smile.- Care . Smile , no ; what the devil should you smile at , when you suppose I can't tell you ? Brisk . Pshaw , pshaw , pry'thee don't interrupt me . But I tell you , you shall tell me ...
... tell me -Still I look grave , not so much as smile.- Care . Smile , no ; what the devil should you smile at , when you suppose I can't tell you ? Brisk . Pshaw , pshaw , pry'thee don't interrupt me . But I tell you , you shall tell me ...
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