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Yes , faith , I do ; and so shamefully , this time , gives me harder thoughts than I
once that I'm in hopes you doubt it . believed it possible to have of her . Charl .
Poor man ! he'd fain bring me to rea Col. Lamb . Indeed , my friend , you mistake
her ...
Yes , faith , I do ; and so shamefully , this time , gives me harder thoughts than I
once that I'm in hopes you doubt it . believed it possible to have of her . Charl .
Poor man ! he'd fain bring me to rea Col. Lamb . Indeed , my friend , you mistake
her ...
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Faith , madam , I was a little uneasy . Sir , I hope you'll pardon my curiosity . When
Lure . You shall have a plentiful revenge ; I'll do you take your journey ? send him
back all his foolish letters , songs , and Stund . To - morrow morning , early ...
Faith , madam , I was a little uneasy . Sir , I hope you'll pardon my curiosity . When
Lure . You shall have a plentiful revenge ; I'll do you take your journey ? send him
back all his foolish letters , songs , and Stund . To - morrow morning , early ...
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Jubilee ! Why , the jubilee is ther with me , is the recommendation of so sober
Faith I don't know what it is . and pious a young gentleman asmy cousin Vizard .
Wila . A right sanctified bawd , o ' my THE CONSTANT COUPLE . ( FARQUHAR .
Jubilee ! Why , the jubilee is ther with me , is the recommendation of so sober
Faith I don't know what it is . and pious a young gentleman asmy cousin Vizard .
Wila . A right sanctified bawd , o ' my THE CONSTANT COUPLE . ( FARQUHAR .
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Faith , we made but a broken voyage by so natural -your beauty contending force
your chart ; but now I am bound for another of charme mankind eternal admirer ,
Wild- port : I told you the colonel was my rival . air .'- I ne'er was ashamed of my ...
Faith , we made but a broken voyage by so natural -your beauty contending force
your chart ; but now I am bound for another of charme mankind eternal admirer ,
Wild- port : I told you the colonel was my rival . air .'- I ne'er was ashamed of my ...
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... this occasion ? ' Tis a new proClin . sen . That's very strange now , faith ject .
Lace made of the shavings of deal - boards ! ' Egad , Wild . Where , sir ? sir , you
travellers see very strange things abroad , Clin . sen . To Civita Vecchia , faith ...
... this occasion ? ' Tis a new proClin . sen . That's very strange now , faith ject .
Lace made of the shavings of deal - boards ! ' Egad , Wild . Where , sir ? sir , you
travellers see very strange things abroad , Clin . sen . To Civita Vecchia , faith ...
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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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