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Col. Lamb . Your ladyship's most humble serDarn . In love ! vant . Coh Lamb .
You shall judge by the symptoms Old Lady Lamb . Grandson , how do you ? but
hush ! -here he comes with my grandmo Darn . Good day to you , doctor . ther -
step ...
Col. Lamb . Your ladyship's most humble serDarn . In love ! vant . Coh Lamb .
You shall judge by the symptoms Old Lady Lamb . Grandson , how do you ? but
hush ! -here he comes with my grandmo Darn . Good day to you , doctor . ther -
step ...
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Here's one has ten times your Lady Lamb . Here's your brother . understanding ,
and she , you find , has made a different choice . Enter Colonel LAMBERT . Char
. Lord , sir , how you talk ! you don't conCol. Lamb . Madam , your most obedient ...
Here's one has ten times your Lady Lamb . Here's your brother . understanding ,
and she , you find , has made a different choice . Enter Colonel LAMBERT . Char
. Lord , sir , how you talk ! you don't conCol. Lamb . Madam , your most obedient ...
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Well , well , get you gone then ; here is more to say to you at present ; Heaven
mend you , my grandmother , and , after the affront you offer- that's all . ed this
morning to the doctor , she will not be Lady Lumb . But pray , ' madam , stay and
dine ...
Well , well , get you gone then ; here is more to say to you at present ; Heaven
mend you , my grandmother , and , after the affront you offer- that's all . ed this
morning to the doctor , she will not be Lady Lumb . But pray , ' madam , stay and
dine ...
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-No , let Old Lady Lamb . Why , if you think it a sin , him depend upon you , whom
he has wronged ; indeed - pray what's your business ? perhaps , in time he may
reflect upon his father's Maw . We deals in grocery , tea , small beer , justice ...
-No , let Old Lady Lamb . Why , if you think it a sin , him depend upon you , whom
he has wronged ; indeed - pray what's your business ? perhaps , in time he may
reflect upon his father's Maw . We deals in grocery , tea , small beer , justice ...
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Old Lady Lamb . But how do you mind your business ? Enter BETTY . Maw . We
have lost almost all our customers , Is your lady busy ? because I keeps extorting
them whenever they Betty . I believe she's only reading , sir . come into the shop ...
Old Lady Lamb . But how do you mind your business ? Enter BETTY . Maw . We
have lost almost all our customers , Is your lady busy ? because I keeps extorting
them whenever they Betty . I believe she's only reading , sir . come into the shop ...
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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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