The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Exit SEYWARD . Old Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you ... Exit . Old Lady Lamb . Let me run out of the house ; I shall have it fall upon my head , if I stay among such wicked ...
... Exit SEYWARD . Old Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you ... Exit . Old Lady Lamb . Let me run out of the house ; I shall have it fall upon my head , if I stay among such wicked ...
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... Exit . Darn . This is not to be borne - Pray , Mr Charles , what private business have you with that lady ? Seyw . Sir ! Darn . I must know , young man . Seyw . Not quite so young , but I can keep a secret , and a lady's too -- you'll ...
... Exit . Darn . This is not to be borne - Pray , Mr Charles , what private business have you with that lady ? Seyw . Sir ! Darn . I must know , young man . Seyw . Not quite so young , but I can keep a secret , and a lady's too -- you'll ...
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... Exit . [ Exit Serv . Darn . To find you thus alone , madam , is an happiness I did not expect , from the temper of our last parting . Charl . I should have been as well pleased now to have been thanked , as reproached , for my good ...
... Exit . [ Exit Serv . Darn . To find you thus alone , madam , is an happiness I did not expect , from the temper of our last parting . Charl . I should have been as well pleased now to have been thanked , as reproached , for my good ...
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... Exit . Lure . Now the devil take thee for being so honourable ! here , Parly , call him back , I shall lose half my diversion else . Now for a trial of skill . Re - enter STANDARD . Sir , I hope you'll pardon my curiosity . When do you ...
... Exit . Lure . Now the devil take thee for being so honourable ! here , Parly , call him back , I shall lose half my diversion else . Now for a trial of skill . Re - enter STANDARD . Sir , I hope you'll pardon my curiosity . When do you ...
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... Exit . Wild . Now go thy way for an illustrious bawd of Babylon - She dresses up a sin so religiously , that the devil would hardly know it of his mak- ing . Re - enter DARLING with ANGELICA . Darl . Pray , daughter , use him civilly ...
... Exit . Wild . Now go thy way for an illustrious bawd of Babylon - She dresses up a sin so religiously , that the devil would hardly know it of his mak- ing . Re - enter DARLING with ANGELICA . Darl . Pray , daughter , use him civilly ...
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