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But how came you to a knowledge of your misfortune ? has not your wife as much wit as you ? Tay . A great deal more , Sir ; and that is one reason for my believing myself dishonouredEsop . Tho ' your reason has some weight in it ...
But how came you to a knowledge of your misfortune ? has not your wife as much wit as you ? Tay . A great deal more , Sir ; and that is one reason for my believing myself dishonouredEsop . Tho ' your reason has some weight in it ...
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Being tree master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " fis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's lap ...
Being tree master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " fis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's lap ...
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1 Being free master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " Tis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's ...
1 Being free master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " Tis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dramatic Works, Volume 1 The Dramatic Works, David Garrick |
| Author | David Garrick |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Gregg, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0576021040, 9780576021043 |
| Length | 301 pages |
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