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Poor good deed it is not fit I should do so ; for , fallen as man ! he has his vices of
the graver sort they are , they are still your children , and I am Old Lady Lamb .
Come , come ; I wish you an alien , an intruder , who ought in conscience to
would ...
Poor good deed it is not fit I should do so ; for , fallen as man ! he has his vices of
the graver sort they are , they are still your children , and I am Old Lady Lamb .
Come , come ; I wish you an alien , an intruder , who ought in conscience to
would ...
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Call me not dog , colonel : I hope children , servants , are all leagued against this
we are both brother christians . Yes , I will pious man , and think to weary me by
groundless own I did beg leave to talk to her of love ; for , clamours to discard ...
Call me not dog , colonel : I hope children , servants , are all leagued against this
we are both brother christians . Yes , I will pious man , and think to weary me by
groundless own I did beg leave to talk to her of love ; for , clamours to discard ...
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... but where the welfare of Darnley without either his consent or yours . a child is
concerned , you must not take it ili if Sir İ . Land . What , do you brave me ,
madamn ? we don't stand upon ceremony - However , since Charl , No , sir ; but I
scorn ...
... but where the welfare of Darnley without either his consent or yours . a child is
concerned , you must not take it ili if Sir İ . Land . What , do you brave me ,
madamn ? we don't stand upon ceremony - However , since Charl , No , sir ; but I
scorn ...
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... a fool , child ; observe this , that humble servant . [ E.rit . though a woman swear
, forswear , lie , dissemble , Wild . Pr'ythee , dost know him ? back - bite , be proud
, vain , malicious , any thing , Viz . Know him ! why , it is Clincher , who was if ...
... a fool , child ; observe this , that humble servant . [ E.rit . though a woman swear
, forswear , lie , dissemble , Wild . Pr'ythee , dost know him ? back - bite , be proud
, vain , malicious , any thing , Viz . Know him ! why , it is Clincher , who was if ...
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No , child ; you're employed about an and bottle companions . old - fashioned
garniture for your master's head , if Fire . Why , then , brother , the devil take all I
mistake not your errand . your acquaintance . You were so rally'd , so torn ! Par .
No , child ; you're employed about an and bottle companions . old - fashioned
garniture for your master's head , if Fire . Why , then , brother , the devil take all I
mistake not your errand . your acquaintance . You were so rally'd , so torn ! Par .
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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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