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... , and cough , and sleep : a fine act of devo- tion indeed . Col. Lamb . Well , but , dear sir- Sir J. Lamb . Colonel , you are an atheist . A Col. Lamb . Pardon me , sir , I am CONTENTS VOLUME FOURTH The Hypocrite, COMEDIES CIBBER,
... , and cough , and sleep : a fine act of devo- tion indeed . Col. Lamb . Well , but , dear sir- Sir J. Lamb . Colonel , you are an atheist . A Col. Lamb . Pardon me , sir , I am CONTENTS VOLUME FOURTH The Hypocrite, COMEDIES CIBBER,
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... pardon - there -there's my whole form and features totally disengaged , and lifeless , at your service ; now , put them in what posture of attention you think fit . [ Leaning against him awkwardly . Col. Lamb . Was there ever such a ...
... pardon - there -there's my whole form and features totally disengaged , and lifeless , at your service ; now , put them in what posture of attention you think fit . [ Leaning against him awkwardly . Col. Lamb . Was there ever such a ...
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... pardon , madam . Charl . Bright as the sun her eyes the gazer strike , And like the sun they shine on all alike— um - um- Darn . That is something like , indeed . Col. Lamb . You would say so , if you knew all . Darn . All what ! pray ...
... pardon , madam . Charl . Bright as the sun her eyes the gazer strike , And like the sun they shine on all alike— um - um- Darn . That is something like , indeed . Col. Lamb . You would say so , if you knew all . Darn . All what ! pray ...
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... pardon me if I speak a lit- tle freely ; I own the levity of her behaviour , at this time , gives me harder thoughts than I once believed it possible to have of her . Col. Lamb . Indeed , my friend , you mistake her . Darn . Nay , nay ...
... pardon me if I speak a lit- tle freely ; I own the levity of her behaviour , at this time , gives me harder thoughts than I once believed it possible to have of her . Col. Lamb . Indeed , my friend , you mistake her . Darn . Nay , nay ...
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... pardon , sir : I should not have smiled indeed , could I have supposed it pos- sible that you were serious . Sir J. Lamb . You'll find me so . Char . I'm sorry for it ; but I have an objection to the doctor , sir , that most fathers ...
... pardon , sir : I should not have smiled indeed , could I have supposed it pos- sible that you were serious . Sir J. Lamb . You'll find me so . Char . I'm sorry for it ; but I have an objection to the doctor , sir , that most fathers ...
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