The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... mean time , lose no ground with my sister . Durn . I shall always think myself obliged to your friendship , let my success be what it will- Madam , your most obedient - what have you got there , pray ? Charl . [ Reading . ] Her lively ...
... mean time , lose no ground with my sister . Durn . I shall always think myself obliged to your friendship , let my success be what it will- Madam , your most obedient - what have you got there , pray ? Charl . [ Reading . ] Her lively ...
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... mean ? Lady Lamb . ' Tis too true ; ' tis not three mi- nutes since he said so . Col. Lamb . Nay , then , it is time indeed his eyes were opened ; and give me leave to say , Sir J. Lamb . I have told you what's my will , madam , ' tis ...
... mean ? Lady Lamb . ' Tis too true ; ' tis not three mi- nutes since he said so . Col. Lamb . Nay , then , it is time indeed his eyes were opened ; and give me leave to say , Sir J. Lamb . I have told you what's my will , madam , ' tis ...
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... means , to whom could I apply for succour ? Nay , madam , I will confess , that on my return to England , I was at ... mean , madam ? Chari . Ay . Seya . He's no uncle of mine , madam . Charl . You surprise me ! not your uncle ? Seyr ...
... means , to whom could I apply for succour ? Nay , madam , I will confess , that on my return to England , I was at ... mean , madam ? Chari . Ay . Seya . He's no uncle of mine , madam . Charl . You surprise me ! not your uncle ? Seyr ...
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... means this outrage ? Lady Lamb . I tremble . Seyw . Don't be alarmed , madam- -there is no mischief done : what was ... mean , sir , that this deed by accident falling into this gentleman's hands , his generous concern for our family ...
... means this outrage ? Lady Lamb . I tremble . Seyw . Don't be alarmed , madam- -there is no mischief done : what was ... mean , sir , that this deed by accident falling into this gentleman's hands , his generous concern for our family ...
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... mean in an honourable way ; that is , she lies for me . In short , we are as like one ano- ther as a couple of guineas . Stand . Now that I have raised you to the high- est pinnacle of vanity , will I give you so morti- fying a fall ...
... mean in an honourable way ; that is , she lies for me . In short , we are as like one ano- ther as a couple of guineas . Stand . Now that I have raised you to the high- est pinnacle of vanity , will I give you so morti- fying a fall ...
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