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Have but resolution , sir , and fear no relieves us from restraint , and I now dare
teil thing you — but no — I won't( Ereunt DARNLEY and CHARLOTTE . Dr Cant .
But why , madam ? -- Let me beseech Lady Lumb . Now , sir , you are to consider
...
Have but resolution , sir , and fear no relieves us from restraint , and I now dare
teil thing you — but no — I won't( Ereunt DARNLEY and CHARLOTTE . Dr Cant .
But why , madam ? -- Let me beseech Lady Lumb . Now , sir , you are to consider
...
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denceLady Lamb . You shall not stir . He dares not Dr Cant . It is a vain fear . act
with such abandoned insolence . ... How now ! are ways of reconcilement , and
laying the fears Muw . He wants to know who I be . of a too scrupulous
conscience ...
denceLady Lamb . You shall not stir . He dares not Dr Cant . It is a vain fear . act
with such abandoned insolence . ... How now ! are ways of reconcilement , and
laying the fears Muw . He wants to know who I be . of a too scrupulous
conscience ...
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Some to Hippolito's ; one hoineward goes , Our author fears not you ; but those
he may , And one , with loving she , retires to th Rose . Who in cold blood murder
a man in tea ; The am'rous pair , in all things frank and free , Those men of spleen
...
Some to Hippolito's ; one hoineward goes , Our author fears not you ; but those
he may , And one , with loving she , retires to th Rose . Who in cold blood murder
a man in tea ; The am'rous pair , in all things frank and free , Those men of spleen
...
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His coming puts me into some ambiguity ; I don't know how ; I don't fear him , but I
miswere rightly placed ; for our toilets would do the work of the altar , — we
should all be canonized . trust myself . Would he were not come ; yet I Ori . But
don't ...
His coming puts me into some ambiguity ; I don't know how ; I don't fear him , but I
miswere rightly placed ; for our toilets would do the work of the altar , — we
should all be canonized . trust myself . Would he were not come ; yet I Ori . But
don't ...
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The fears of another fellow at his age : I never set my heart starving and hopes of
a truncheon led me along upon any ... the mistress : but the most surprising bring
her before your worship , for fear of the worst part of his character is his memory ...
The fears of another fellow at his age : I never set my heart starving and hopes of
a truncheon led me along upon any ... the mistress : but the most surprising bring
her before your worship , for fear of the worst part of his character is his memory ...
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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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