The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... I'll have the pleasure of playing my own game at least . Col. Lamb . But pray , sister , has my father ever proposed any other man to you ? Charl . Another man ! let me know why you ask , and I'll tell you . Col. Lamb . Why , the last ...
... I'll have the pleasure of playing my own game at least . Col. Lamb . But pray , sister , has my father ever proposed any other man to you ? Charl . Another man ! let me know why you ask , and I'll tell you . Col. Lamb . Why , the last ...
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... I'll wait upon your ladyship ; Į will , indeed : [ Going , returns . ] Oh , doctor , that's true ; Susy desired me to give her kind love and respects to you . Dr Cant . Madam , if you please , I will lead you into the parlour . Seyw ...
... I'll wait upon your ladyship ; Į will , indeed : [ Going , returns . ] Oh , doctor , that's true ; Susy desired me to give her kind love and respects to you . Dr Cant . Madam , if you please , I will lead you into the parlour . Seyw ...
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... I'll trouble you no more ; to - day is his , to - morrow may be mine . [ Exit . Sir J. Lamb . Come , my friend ; we'll go this instant , and sign the settlement . Dr Cant . Sir , I now attend you , and take it without scruple : yes ...
... I'll trouble you no more ; to - day is his , to - morrow may be mine . [ Exit . Sir J. Lamb . Come , my friend ; we'll go this instant , and sign the settlement . Dr Cant . Sir , I now attend you , and take it without scruple : yes ...
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... I'll send him back all his foolish letters , songs , and verses , and you yourself shall carry them : ' twill afford you opportunity of triumphing , and free me from his further impertinence ; for of all men he's my aversion . I'll run ...
... I'll send him back all his foolish letters , songs , and verses , and you yourself shall carry them : ' twill afford you opportunity of triumphing , and free me from his further impertinence ; for of all men he's my aversion . I'll run ...
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... I'll drive instantly into the city , and cane the old villain round the Royal Exchange ; he shall run the gauntlet through a thousand brush'd beavers , and formal cravats . in Lure . Why , he is in the house now , sir . Wild . What , in ...
... I'll drive instantly into the city , and cane the old villain round the Royal Exchange ; he shall run the gauntlet through a thousand brush'd beavers , and formal cravats . in Lure . Why , he is in the house now , sir . Wild . What , in ...
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