The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... gone out ? Col. Lamb . You are very impatient to know , methinks ; what have you to do to concern your- self about any man but Darnley ? Charl . O lud ! O lud ! Pr'ythee , brother , don't be so wise ; if you had an empty house to let ...
... gone out ? Col. Lamb . You are very impatient to know , methinks ; what have you to do to concern your- self about any man but Darnley ? Charl . O lud ! O lud ! Pr'ythee , brother , don't be so wise ; if you had an empty house to let ...
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... gone to Newgate , and the Marshalsea , to distri- bute alms . [ Exit SEYWARD . Old Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you send the money ? -Ugly distempers are often catched there ...
... gone to Newgate , and the Marshalsea , to distri- bute alms . [ Exit SEYWARD . Old Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you send the money ? -Ugly distempers are often catched there ...
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... gone then ; here is my grandmother , and , after the affront you offer- ed this morning to the doctor , she will not be able to bear the sight of you . [ Exit Col. Enter Old Lady LAMBERT . Lady Lumb . This is kind , madam ; I hope your ...
... gone then ; here is my grandmother , and , after the affront you offer- ed this morning to the doctor , she will not be able to bear the sight of you . [ Exit Col. Enter Old Lady LAMBERT . Lady Lumb . This is kind , madam ; I hope your ...
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... gone , I see . Darn . Do you then wish me gone , madam ? Charl . Your manly reason will direct you . Darn . This is too much -- my heart can bear no more ! -- What , am I rooted here ? Enter SEYWARD . Charl . At last I am relieved ...
... gone , I see . Darn . Do you then wish me gone , madam ? Charl . Your manly reason will direct you . Darn . This is too much -- my heart can bear no more ! -- What , am I rooted here ? Enter SEYWARD . Charl . At last I am relieved ...
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... Darnley . Lady Lamb . Mere artifice . You knew that modest resignation would make Sir John warmer in your interest . Dr Cant . No , indeed , indeed . I had other house ! This instant be gone , and see my 13 02 [ CIBBER . THE HYPOCRITE .
... Darnley . Lady Lamb . Mere artifice . You knew that modest resignation would make Sir John warmer in your interest . Dr Cant . No , indeed , indeed . I had other house ! This instant be gone , and see my 13 02 [ CIBBER . THE HYPOCRITE .
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