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Was ever so wild a question ! our being seen together , at this critical juncture ,
Charl . Because , if you have , it runs in my head may give that devil , the doctor ,
suspicion of a you gallopped a mile beyond the winning - post , to confederacy ...
Was ever so wild a question ! our being seen together , at this critical juncture ,
Charl . Because , if you have , it runs in my head may give that devil , the doctor ,
suspicion of a you gallopped a mile beyond the winning - post , to confederacy ...
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My father's a Wild . Who thought to find you out of the Rulord , and my elder
brother a beau ; mighty good bric so long ? I thought thy hypocrisy had been
friends indeed ! wedded to a pulpit - cushion long ago . — Sir , if I Viz . But your
country ...
My father's a Wild . Who thought to find you out of the Rulord , and my elder
brother a beau ; mighty good bric so long ? I thought thy hypocrisy had been
friends indeed ! wedded to a pulpit - cushion long ago . — Sir , if I Viz . But your
country ...
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Tis done . man , if ladies were to be gained by sword and Wild . I'll double the
stakes — But , gentlemen , pistol only , what the devil should all we beaus now I
think on't , how shall we be resolved ? Fordo ? I know not where my mistress may
...
Tis done . man , if ladies were to be gained by sword and Wild . I'll double the
stakes — But , gentlemen , pistol only , what the devil should all we beaus now I
think on't , how shall we be resolved ? Fordo ? I know not where my mistress may
...
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Wild . In mourning ? Lure . Of all the lovers I ever had , he was my Viz . Yes , for
his father . The kind old man in greatest plague , for I could never make him
unHertfordshire t'other day broke his neck a fox- easy : I left him involved in a
duel ...
Wild . In mourning ? Lure . Of all the lovers I ever had , he was my Viz . Yes , for
his father . The kind old man in greatest plague , for I could never make him
unHertfordshire t'other day broke his neck a fox- easy : I left him involved in a
duel ...
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Going Wild . Pleasure , madam . Clin . jun . Stay , stay , brother-Where are Darl .
Then , sir , you have no business here ... Wild . This letter , madam , will inform
you Clin . sen . How natural ' tis for a country boo arther ; Mr Vizard sent it , with
his ...
Going Wild . Pleasure , madam . Clin . jun . Stay , stay , brother-Where are Darl .
Then , sir , you have no business here ... Wild . This letter , madam , will inform
you Clin . sen . How natural ' tis for a country boo arther ; Mr Vizard sent it , with
his ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: Comedies Volume 4 of The Modern British Drama, Walter Scott Volume 4 of The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Walter Scott |
| Editor | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2009 |
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