The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... eyes , and as unfix'd as those- Durn . Pray , madam , what is it ? Charl . Favours to none , to all she smiles ex- tends- Darn . Nay , I will see . Charl , Qft she rejects , but never once offends , Col. Lamb . Have a care : she has ...
... eyes , and as unfix'd as those- Durn . Pray , madam , what is it ? Charl . Favours to none , to all she smiles ex- tends- Darn . Nay , I will see . Charl , Qft she rejects , but never once offends , Col. Lamb . Have a care : she has ...
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... eyes ! Dr Cant . Oh , Heavens ! the thought of their ingratitude wounds me to the quick - but I'll remove this eye - sore - here , Charles ! Enter SEYWARD . Sir J. Lamb . But , consider , doctor - CIBBER . ] 9 THE HYPOCRITE .
... eyes ! Dr Cant . Oh , Heavens ! the thought of their ingratitude wounds me to the quick - but I'll remove this eye - sore - here , Charles ! Enter SEYWARD . Sir J. Lamb . But , consider , doctor - CIBBER . ] 9 THE HYPOCRITE .
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... eyes , these ears , were witnesses of his audacious love , without the mention of my sister's name ; directly , plainly , grossly tending to abuse the honour of your bed . Sir J. Lamb . Villain , this instant leave my sight , my house ...
... eyes , these ears , were witnesses of his audacious love , without the mention of my sister's name ; directly , plainly , grossly tending to abuse the honour of your bed . Sir J. Lamb . Villain , this instant leave my sight , my house ...
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... eyes , plot brain , dissemble face , Lie tongue , and be a second Eve to tempt , seduce , and Plague the treacherous kind.— Let me survey my captives.- The colonel leads the van ; next Mr Vizard ; He courts me out of the Practice of ...
... eyes , plot brain , dissemble face , Lie tongue , and be a second Eve to tempt , seduce , and Plague the treacherous kind.— Let me survey my captives.- The colonel leads the van ; next Mr Vizard ; He courts me out of the Practice of ...
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... eye ! - Then I voted for pulling down the playhouse- Ah , that ogle , that ogle ! -Then my own pious example - Ah ... eye , that pouting lip , that pretty soft hand , that you understand me ; you understand ; I'm sure you do , you little ...
... eye ! - Then I voted for pulling down the playhouse- Ah , that ogle , that ogle ! -Then my own pious example - Ah ... eye , that pouting lip , that pretty soft hand , that you understand me ; you understand ; I'm sure you do , you little ...
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