The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... reason . I am glad you are concerned enough for Darnley's faults , to think them worth your mending - ha , ha ! Charl . Concern'd ! why , did I say that ? -look you , I'll deny it all to him — well , if ever I am se- rious with him ...
... reason . I am glad you are concerned enough for Darnley's faults , to think them worth your mending - ha , ha ! Charl . Concern'd ! why , did I say that ? -look you , I'll deny it all to him — well , if ever I am se- rious with him ...
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... reasons with me ; nay , has the effrontery to think me in the wrong too ! O lud ! he'd make an horrid tyrant ... reason ? what interest can he have to op- pose me ? Col. Lamb . Are you really now as unconcern- ed as you seem to ...
... reasons with me ; nay , has the effrontery to think me in the wrong too ! O lud ! he'd make an horrid tyrant ... reason ? what interest can he have to op- pose me ? Col. Lamb . Are you really now as unconcern- ed as you seem to ...
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... reason were your slave , and this despicable frame that follows you , durst shew no signs of life but what you vouch- safe to give it . Charl . You are in the right : go on - suspect me still - believe the worst you can - ' tis all truc ...
... reason were your slave , and this despicable frame that follows you , durst shew no signs of life but what you vouch- safe to give it . Charl . You are in the right : go on - suspect me still - believe the worst you can - ' tis all truc ...
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... reason against himself with so good an understanding.- Lord , how one may live and learn ! -I could not have believed that modesty in a young fellow could have been so amiable . And though I own there is , I know not what of dear ...
... reason against himself with so good an understanding.- Lord , how one may live and learn ! -I could not have believed that modesty in a young fellow could have been so amiable . And though I own there is , I know not what of dear ...
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... reason sus- pect that this apparent goodness is but artifice , a shadow of compliance , meant only to persuade me from your daughter . Lady Lamb . Methinks this doubt of me seems rather founded on your settled resolution not to resign ...
... reason sus- pect that this apparent goodness is but artifice , a shadow of compliance , meant only to persuade me from your daughter . Lady Lamb . Methinks this doubt of me seems rather founded on your settled resolution not to resign ...
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