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For a woman to expect , it is indeed . it is my father intends me ? Charl . And can
you blame her , when ' tis at Col. Lamb . Not I , really ; but I imagined you the
same time a proof of the poor man's passion , might , and therefore thought to
advise ...
For a woman to expect , it is indeed . it is my father intends me ? Charl . And can
you blame her , when ' tis at Col. Lamb . Not I , really ; but I imagined you the
same time a proof of the poor man's passion , might , and therefore thought to
advise ...
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I shall expect you in my dressing a power , without putting my poor father out of
room , to tell me the particulars of your conduct . countenance with your blushes ?
( Erit . Dr Cunt . I sought it not ; but he would crowd Charl . He must have a great ...
I shall expect you in my dressing a power , without putting my poor father out of
room , to tell me the particulars of your conduct . countenance with your blushes ?
( Erit . Dr Cunt . I sought it not ; but he would crowd Charl . He must have a great ...
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And what security do you expect for [ Exit . the money ? Enter Servant . Dr Cant .
Oh ! Mr Darnley is wealthy : when I deliver my consent in writing , he shall lay it
Sero . Madam , Mr Darnley . down to me in bank bills . Charl . Desire him to walk
in ...
And what security do you expect for [ Exit . the money ? Enter Servant . Dr Cant .
Oh ! Mr Darnley is wealthy : when I deliver my consent in writing , he shall lay it
Sero . Madam , Mr Darnley . down to me in bank bills . Charl . Desire him to walk
in ...
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Charl , You cann't conceive how prettily he But you , I supposc , expect a lover's
heart , like makes love . your lamp , should be always flaming at your elDurn . Not
so well as you make your defence , bow ; and when it's ready to go out , you ...
Charl , You cann't conceive how prettily he But you , I supposc , expect a lover's
heart , like makes love . your lamp , should be always flaming at your elDurn . Not
so well as you make your defence , bow ; and when it's ready to go out , you ...
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Sooner than you expect , my dear . whore , with me can wanton , and laugh at the
de Viz . Pardon me , dear madam , I would not be luded world . seen for the world
. I would sooner forfeit my Smug . How have I been deceived ! Then you life ...
Sooner than you expect , my dear . whore , with me can wanton , and laugh at the
de Viz . Pardon me , dear madam , I would not be luded world . seen for the world
. I would sooner forfeit my Smug . How have I been deceived ! Then you life ...
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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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