The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Pray , leave me out of this business : My fears will betray you ; you shall execute , I'll sit at home and advise . Sca , I stand not in need of thy courage , but thy impudence ; and thou hast enough of that . Come , come , thou shalt ...
... Pray , leave me out of this business : My fears will betray you ; you shall execute , I'll sit at home and advise . Sca , I stand not in need of thy courage , but thy impudence ; and thou hast enough of that . Come , come , thou shalt ...
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... Pray , give a man a little 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 ? why ...
... Pray , give a man a little 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 ? why ...
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... pray , Mr. Lean- der ; ' squire Leander - As I hope to be saved- Oct. Prithee be quiet : for shame ! enough . [ Interposes . Sca . Well , sir , I confess , indeed , that- Lean . What ! speak , rogue ? Sca . About two months ago , you ...
... pray , Mr. Lean- der ; ' squire Leander - As I hope to be saved- Oct. Prithee be quiet : for shame ! enough . [ Interposes . Sca . Well , sir , I confess , indeed , that- Lean . What ! speak , rogue ? Sca . About two months ago , you ...
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... Pray tell us where he lives ? Dor . You'll never be able to get him out of his own house ; but if you watch hereabouts , you'll certainly meet with him , for he often very amuses himself here with cutting wood . Har . A physician cut ...
... Pray tell us where he lives ? Dor . You'll never be able to get him out of his own house ; but if you watch hereabouts , you'll certainly meet with him , for he often very amuses himself here with cutting wood . Har . A physician cut ...
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... pray , gentlemen , what is the reason that you have a mind to make a physician of me ? James . What ! do you deny your being a phy- sician again ? Gre . And the devil take me if I am ! Har . You are no physician ? Gre . May I be poxed ...
... pray , gentlemen , what is the reason that you have a mind to make a physician of me ? James . What ! do you deny your being a phy- sician again ? Gre . And the devil take me if I am ! Har . You are no physician ? Gre . May I be poxed ...
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