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Pr'ythee then , dear brother , don't put brave to be such as make much noise
about their on that wise politic face , as if your regiment was valour , so , I
apprehend , the truly good seldom going to be disbanded , or sent to the West -
Indies , or ...
Pr'ythee then , dear brother , don't put brave to be such as make much noise
about their on that wise politic face , as if your regiment was valour , so , I
apprehend , the truly good seldom going to be disbanded , or sent to the West -
Indies , or ...
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Lumb . Have a little patience : I'll tell you ly pleasant , and there's no law against it
that I immediately . Charl . If to her share some female errors fall , Col. Lumb .
Darnley's like to have a hopeful Look on her face and you'll forget them all .
Lumb . Have a little patience : I'll tell you ly pleasant , and there's no law against it
that I immediately . Charl . If to her share some female errors fall , Col. Lumb .
Darnley's like to have a hopeful Look on her face and you'll forget them all .
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... the face , a dinner all the day , Hear it , read , try , judge , and speak as you find
. MEN . Sir HARRY WILDAIR , Beau CLINCHER . Colonel STANDARD .
Alderman SMUGGLER . CLINCHER junior . VIZARD . DRAMATIS PERSONĘ .
Dicky .
... the face , a dinner all the day , Hear it , read , try , judge , and speak as you find
. MEN . Sir HARRY WILDAIR , Beau CLINCHER . Colonel STANDARD .
Alderman SMUGGLER . CLINCHER junior . VIZARD . DRAMATIS PERSONĘ .
Dicky .
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But your country may perhaps want your mistake not your face , your name is
Standard ? sword again . Stand . Sir Harry , I'm your humble servant . Stand . Nay
, for that matter , let but a single Wild . Come , gentlemen , the news , the news ...
But your country may perhaps want your mistake not your face , your name is
Standard ? sword again . Stand . Sir Harry , I'm your humble servant . Stand . Nay
, for that matter , let but a single Wild . Come , gentlemen , the news , the news ...
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I'm sorry , sir , you have so mean an Was wrong'd by faithless inan ; opinion of my
affection , as to imagine it founded But now , glance eyes , plot brain , dissemble
face , upon your fortune . And , to convince you of your Lie tongue , and be a ...
I'm sorry , sir , you have so mean an Was wrong'd by faithless inan ; opinion of my
affection , as to imagine it founded But now , glance eyes , plot brain , dissemble
face , upon your fortune . And , to convince you of your Lie tongue , and be a ...
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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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