The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... believe you would , but you forgot , and put it in your pocket again . Gripe . Ah - my griefs and fears fot my son make me do I know not what ! Sca . Ay , sir ; I see it does indeed . Gripe . What a devil did he do a shipboard ? damned ...
... believe you would , but you forgot , and put it in your pocket again . Gripe . Ah - my griefs and fears fot my son make me do I know not what ! Sca . Ay , sir ; I see it does indeed . Gripe . What a devil did he do a shipboard ? damned ...
Page 28
... believe I have quitted the gang , which I can never do but with life . At our private quarters , I will continue to meet you . A week or so , will probably reconcile us . Mat . Your instructions shall be observed— Tis now high time for ...
... believe I have quitted the gang , which I can never do but with life . At our private quarters , I will continue to meet you . A week or so , will probably reconcile us . Mat . Your instructions shall be observed— Tis now high time for ...
Page 72
... believe I should scarce have stirred | you see I think you fit for a husband , I'll have abroad all day . you myself ! -Who can be more proper for a husband , than a man of your age ? for , I think , you could not have the conscience ...
... believe I should scarce have stirred | you see I think you fit for a husband , I'll have abroad all day . you myself ! -Who can be more proper for a husband , than a man of your age ? for , I think , you could not have the conscience ...
Page 73
... believe he has more mistresses than what are in our house ; but , hang it , I am too polite to be jealous . But , my dear Lettice , I do not approve of this match in our family . Let . Why so ? Rake . Why , you know how desperate Valen ...
... believe he has more mistresses than what are in our house ; but , hang it , I am too polite to be jealous . But , my dear Lettice , I do not approve of this match in our family . Let . Why so ? Rake . Why , you know how desperate Valen ...
Page 74
... believe , sir , you will do it with a great deal of joy , when you know that his owing this money , is purely an effect of his good conduct . Good . Good conduct ! Owing money good conduct ! Let . Yes , sir ; he hath bought a house at ...
... believe , sir , you will do it with a great deal of joy , when you know that his owing this money , is purely an effect of his good conduct . Good . Good conduct ! Owing money good conduct ! Let . Yes , sir ; he hath bought a house at ...
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