The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... free quarter in the city . Smug . Oh , Lord ! Oh , Lord ! Ishall have a son within these nine months , born with a leading - staff in his hand .-- Sir , you are- Stand . What , sir ? Smug . Sir , I say that you are Stand . What , sir ...
... free quarter in the city . Smug . Oh , Lord ! Oh , Lord ! Ishall have a son within these nine months , born with a leading - staff in his hand .-- Sir , you are- Stand . What , sir ? Smug . Sir , I say that you are Stand . What , sir ...
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... free from the rigidness of teachers , and pedantry of schools . His florid constitution being never ruffled by misfor- tune , nor stinted in its pleasures , has rendered him entertaining to others , and easy to himself ; turning all ...
... free from the rigidness of teachers , and pedantry of schools . His florid constitution being never ruffled by misfor- tune , nor stinted in its pleasures , has rendered him entertaining to others , and easy to himself ; turning all ...
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... free me from his further impertinence ; for of all men he's my aversion . I'll run and fetch them in- stantly . [ Exit . Stand . Dear madam , a rare project ! Now shall I bait him , like Acteon , with his own dogs.- Well , Mrs Parly ...
... free me from his further impertinence ; for of all men he's my aversion . I'll run and fetch them in- stantly . [ Exit . Stand . Dear madam , a rare project ! Now shall I bait him , like Acteon , with his own dogs.- Well , Mrs Parly ...
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... free from the loose and vicious carriage of the town . I shall therefore call my daughter . [ 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 ...
... free from the loose and vicious carriage of the town . I shall therefore call my daughter . [ 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 ...
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... free with you , Sir Harry ? Wild . With all my heart , madam , so I may be free with you . Lure . Then , plainly , sir , I shall beg the favour to see you some other time ; for at this very mi- nute I have two lovers in the house . Wild ...
... free with you , Sir Harry ? Wild . With all my heart , madam , so I may be free with you . Lure . Then , plainly , sir , I shall beg the favour to see you some other time ; for at this very mi- nute I have two lovers in the house . Wild ...
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