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Oh , you do so ; an enthusiast ! be at home when he comes ; and because I will
--- this is the fashionable phrase , the bye - word , not tell a lie for the matter , I will
go out this the nick.name , that our pleasure - loving genera moment . tion give to
...
Oh , you do so ; an enthusiast ! be at home when he comes ; and because I will
--- this is the fashionable phrase , the bye - word , not tell a lie for the matter , I will
go out this the nick.name , that our pleasure - loving genera moment . tion give to
...
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If you intend it such — it is a favour ; if not ' tis something - so - come , let's wave
the Darn . Your humble servant , madam . subject . Charl . Your servant , sir .
Charl . With all my heart . Have you seen my Darn . You have been abroad , I
hear ...
If you intend it such — it is a favour ; if not ' tis something - so - come , let's wave
the Darn . Your humble servant , madam . subject . Charl . Your servant , sir .
Charl . With all my heart . Have you seen my Darn . You have been abroad , I
hear ...
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Very well ; that , you know , you must I am wronged ? keep ; but come , we must
lose no time ; we will Charl . Well , I own , it looks ill - natured now , examine this
in the next room . - Now I feel for not to shew him some concern -but then , this ...
Very well ; that , you know , you must I am wronged ? keep ; but come , we must
lose no time ; we will Charl . Well , I own , it looks ill - natured now , examine this
in the next room . - Now I feel for not to shew him some concern -but then , this ...
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Well , there is sincerity , at least , on't : and yet we must come together too_Well ,
in your confession : you are not , I see , totally Nature knows the way , to be sure ,
and so I'll deprived of all virtue ; though , I must say , I e'en trust to her for it ...
Well , there is sincerity , at least , on't : and yet we must come together too_Well ,
in your confession : you are not , I see , totally Nature knows the way , to be sure ,
and so I'll deprived of all virtue ; though , I must say , I e'en trust to her for it ...
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Come , tell me all the Charl . Lord ! ' mind your own business , cann't affair , and
then you shall see - how I will like you ? you . Col. Lamb . So I will ; for I will make
you do Durn . Oh ! that I could thus play with incli more of yours in two minutes ...
Come , tell me all the Charl . Lord ! ' mind your own business , cann't affair , and
then you shall see - how I will like you ? you . Col. Lamb . So I will ; for I will make
you do Durn . Oh ! that I could thus play with incli more of yours in two minutes ...
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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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