The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... leave to vent his choler ! Sca . Would you be in choler , sir ? Thrifty . Ay , sir , I would be in choler . Sca . Pray , with whom ? Thrifty . With that confounded rogue there ! Sca . Upon what reason ? Thrifty . Upon what reason ! Hast ...
... leave to vent his choler ! Sca . Would you be in choler , sir ? Thrifty . Ay , sir , I would be in choler . Sca . Pray , with whom ? Thrifty . With that confounded rogue there ! Sca . Upon what reason ? Thrifty . Upon what reason ! Hast ...
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... leave me , Scapin , in this Sca . To put such an affront upon me as you did ! Lean . I wronged thee , I confess . Sca . To use me like a scoundrel , a villain , a rascal ; to threaten to run your sword in my guts ! Lean . I cry thy ...
... leave me , Scapin , in this Sca . To put such an affront upon me as you did ! Lean . I wronged thee , I confess . Sca . To use me like a scoundrel , a villain , a rascal ; to threaten to run your sword in my guts ! Lean . I cry thy ...
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... leave those affairs to you . Women , indeed , are bitter bad judges in these cases , for they are so partial to the brave , that they think every man handsome who is going to the camp or the gal- lows . But really husband , you should ...
... leave those affairs to you . Women , indeed , are bitter bad judges in these cases , for they are so partial to the brave , that they think every man handsome who is going to the camp or the gal- lows . But really husband , you should ...
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... leave thee , can I leave thee ? O what pain it is to part ! Can thy Polly ever leave thee ? But lest death my love should thwart , And bring thee to the fatal cart , Thus I tear thee from my bleeding heart ; Fly hence and let me leave ...
... leave thee , can I leave thee ? O what pain it is to part ! Can thy Polly ever leave thee ? But lest death my love should thwart , And bring thee to the fatal cart , Thus I tear thee from my bleeding heart ; Fly hence and let me leave ...
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... leave of the ladies ; and , if they have a mind to make you a visit , they will be sure to find you at home . This gentleman , ladies , lodges in Newgate . Constables , wait upon the captain to his lodgings . AIR . - When first I laid ...
... leave of the ladies ; and , if they have a mind to make you a visit , they will be sure to find you at home . This gentleman , ladies , lodges in Newgate . Constables , wait upon the captain to his lodgings . AIR . - When first I laid ...
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