The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... thou'rt as long studying for a new mistress , as a drawer is piercing a new pipe . Viz . I design a new pipe for you , and whole- some wine ; you'll therefore bear a little expec- tation . Wild . Ha ! say'st thou , dear Vizard ? Viz . A ...
... thou'rt as long studying for a new mistress , as a drawer is piercing a new pipe . Viz . I design a new pipe for you , and whole- some wine ; you'll therefore bear a little expec- tation . Wild . Ha ! say'st thou , dear Vizard ? Viz . A ...
Page 50
... thou dear , dear - damn- ed rogue . Where have you been ? Thou art the most welcome -- son of a whore : where's my clothes ? Er . Sir , I see where mine are . Come , sir , strip , sir , strip . Clin . sen . What , sir , will you abuse a ...
... thou dear , dear - damn- ed rogue . Where have you been ? Thou art the most welcome -- son of a whore : where's my clothes ? Er . Sir , I see where mine are . Come , sir , strip , sir , strip . Clin . sen . What , sir , will you abuse a ...
Page 51
... thou'rt married , thou'rt the most perjured wretch that e'er avouch'd de ceit . Wild . Hey - day ! Why , madam , I'm sure I never swore to marry you : I made indeed a slight promise , upon condition of your granting me a small favour ...
... thou'rt married , thou'rt the most perjured wretch that e'er avouch'd de ceit . Wild . Hey - day ! Why , madam , I'm sure I never swore to marry you : I made indeed a slight promise , upon condition of your granting me a small favour ...
Page 81
... thou'rt a stout , lusty fellow , and hast a good estate : look bluff , Hector ; you have a good side - box face , a pretty impudent face ; so that's pretty well . - This fellow went abroad like an ox , and is returned like an ass ...
... thou'rt a stout , lusty fellow , and hast a good estate : look bluff , Hector ; you have a good side - box face , a pretty impudent face ; so that's pretty well . - This fellow went abroad like an ox , and is returned like an ass ...
Page 86
... thou art a very pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a very great villain , and I hate thee mortally . Mir . Villain , sir ! then I must be a very im- pudent one ; for I cann't recollect any passage of iny life that I'm ...
... thou art a very pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a very great villain , and I hate thee mortally . Mir . Villain , sir ! then I must be a very im- pudent one ; for I cann't recollect any passage of iny life that I'm ...
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