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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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Nay , I will see . tle of female happiness , if you suppose the sur Charl , Oft she
rejects , but never once offends , prise of a new lover ought to shock a woman of
Col. Lumb . Have a care : she has dipt into her my temper - don't you know that ...
Nay , I will see . tle of female happiness , if you suppose the sur Charl , Oft she
rejects , but never once offends , prise of a new lover ought to shock a woman of
Col. Lumb . Have a care : she has dipt into her my temper - don't you know that ...
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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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Once more , madam , let me assure you , ther particulars of your story , pray let
me hear that your generous inclination would be a conthem ; and should any
services be in my power , solation to me in the worst misfortunes ; and , I am sure
you ...
Once more , madam , let me assure you , ther particulars of your story , pray let
me hear that your generous inclination would be a conthem ; and should any
services be in my power , solation to me in the worst misfortunes ; and , I am sure
you ...
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Come , come , make yourself easy your senses . once more ; I'll undertake for you
: If you'll fetch Durn , Is this the end of all , then ? and are a cool turn in the Park ,
upon Constitution - Hill , those tender protestations you have made me , in less ...
Come , come , make yourself easy your senses . once more ; I'll undertake for you
: If you'll fetch Durn , Is this the end of all , then ? and are a cool turn in the Park ,
upon Constitution - Hill , those tender protestations you have made me , in less ...
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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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