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My sister may cannot bear him , because he is not one of your be ruined too .--
Here she comes . If there be mincing preachers .-- He holds up the glass to
another man in the case , she , no doubt , can let your enormities , shows you to ...
My sister may cannot bear him , because he is not one of your be ruined too .--
Here she comes . If there be mincing preachers .-- He holds up the glass to
another man in the case , she , no doubt , can let your enormities , shows you to ...
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Don't look so cold upon me ; by Hea me now , is meant as a provisional defence
against ven , I can't bear it . my reproaches , in case , when she has seen this
Charl . Well , now you are tolerable . man , she should think it convenient to
prefer ...
Don't look so cold upon me ; by Hea me now , is meant as a provisional defence
against ven , I can't bear it . my reproaches , in case , when she has seen this
Charl . Well , now you are tolerable . man , she should think it convenient to
prefer ...
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But pray , ' madam , stay and dine able to bear the sight of you . ( E.rit Col. Old
Lady Lamb . No , daughter ; I have said it , Enter Old Lady LAMBERT . and you
know I never tell a lie ; but here's my son , Lady Lumb . This is kind , madam ; I
hope ...
But pray , ' madam , stay and dine able to bear the sight of you . ( E.rit Col. Old
Lady Lamb . No , daughter ; I have said it , Enter Old Lady LAMBERT . and you
know I never tell a lie ; but here's my son , Lady Lumb . This is kind , madam ; I
hope ...
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I cannot bear it ! | understand this evening it will be executed . Seyw . She left
Doctor Cantwell her sole heir Churl . But what is it ? and executor : but I must do
her the justice to Seyw . It grants to Doctor Cantwell , in presay , I believe it was in
...
I cannot bear it ! | understand this evening it will be executed . Seyw . She left
Doctor Cantwell her sole heir Churl . But what is it ? and executor : but I must do
her the justice to Seyw . It grants to Doctor Cantwell , in presay , I believe it was in
...
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Oh ! - I have love enough to bear this , and ten Can you suppose I am to stand
confounded , like times as much . a criminal , before you ! -- Come , come , there's
nothing shows so low a mind , as those grave and Enter Colonel LAMBERT ...
Oh ! - I have love enough to bear this , and ten Can you suppose I am to stand
confounded , like times as much . a criminal , before you ! -- Come , come , there's
nothing shows so low a mind , as those grave and Enter Colonel LAMBERT ...
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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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