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Say canting , sir . not deceive him either , tell him I would not have Sir J. Lamb . I
tell you what , son , as I have him lose his time in fooling after your sister --- In told
you more than once , you will draw some short , I have another man in my head ...
Say canting , sir . not deceive him either , tell him I would not have Sir J. Lamb . I
tell you what , son , as I have him lose his time in fooling after your sister --- In told
you more than once , you will draw some short , I have another man in my head ...
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I shall always think myself obliged to were , that he had another man in his head
for your friendship , let my success be what it willyou . Madam , your 1 : 10st
obedient — what have you got Charl . And who is it ? who is it ? tell me , dear
there ...
I shall always think myself obliged to were , that he had another man in his head
for your friendship , let my success be what it willyou . Madam , your 1 : 10st
obedient — what have you got Charl . And who is it ? who is it ? tell me , dear
there ...
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Do you then really think she has any plain terms told me , he had another man in
his thing in her heart for me ? head for lier . Col. Lanıb . Ay , marry , sir - Ah ! if you
could Darn . Another man ! who ? what is he ? did but get her to own that ...
Do you then really think she has any plain terms told me , he had another man in
his thing in her heart for me ? head for lier . Col. Lanıb . Ay , marry , sir - Ah ! if you
could Darn . Another man ! who ? what is he ? did but get her to own that ...
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It always run in my head that this felby again , but in some place where you'll
easily low had something in him above his condition ; find them ; for I believe we
shall have occasion I'll know immediately . Well , but your busifor them some time
...
It always run in my head that this felby again , but in some place where you'll
easily low had something in him above his condition ; find them ; for I believe we
shall have occasion I'll know immediately . Well , but your busifor them some time
...
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... heads ; to dear sister , which I cannot controul , he sinful me it but the more
endears him . Ludy Lamb . Your noise , I perceive , is bring Col. Lamb . Doctor ,
you have triumphed . ing up Sir John ; manage with hiin as you will Sir J. Lamb .
... heads ; to dear sister , which I cannot controul , he sinful me it but the more
endears him . Ludy Lamb . Your noise , I perceive , is bring Col. Lamb . Doctor ,
you have triumphed . ing up Sir John ; manage with hiin as you will Sir J. Lamb .
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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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