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Pr'ythee then , dear brother , don't put brave to be such as make much noise
about their on that wise politic face , as if your regiment was valour , so , I
apprehend , the truly good seldom going to be disbanded , or sent to the West -
Indies , or ...
Pr'ythee then , dear brother , don't put brave to be such as make much noise
about their on that wise politic face , as if your regiment was valour , so , I
apprehend , the truly good seldom going to be disbanded , or sent to the West -
Indies , or ...
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Pr'ythee , brother , don't sent might have clapt a pair of horses more to be so wise
; if you had an empty house to let , your coach perhaps , and the want of it may
pinch would you be displeased to hear there were two your fortune . people ...
Pr'ythee , brother , don't sent might have clapt a pair of horses more to be so wise
; if you had an empty house to let , your coach perhaps , and the want of it may
pinch would you be displeased to hear there were two your fortune . people ...
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Pr'ythee , how came so fine a woman Darn . But on what pretence , what grounds
, to marry your father , with such a vast inequality what reason ? what interest can
he have to op- of years ? Col. Lamb . Want of fortune , Frank : She was Col.
Pr'ythee , how came so fine a woman Darn . But on what pretence , what grounds
, to marry your father , with such a vast inequality what reason ? what interest can
he have to op- of years ? Col. Lamb . Want of fortune , Frank : She was Col.
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Pr'ythee -- I am unfit to talk with so low as you imagine ; and , since I see your ty-
you . ranny arises from your mean opinion of me , ' tis Col. Lamb . What , is
Charlotte in her airs time to be myself , and disavow your power ; you again ? use
it ...
Pr'ythee -- I am unfit to talk with so low as you imagine ; and , since I see your ty-
you . ranny arises from your mean opinion of me , ' tis Col. Lamb . What , is
Charlotte in her airs time to be myself , and disavow your power ; you again ? use
it ...
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Your charity is too far concerned and it seems Darnley was not to be trusted with
it ; ha , ha ! and pr'ythee , what is the mighty Dr Cant . Ah ! don't say so , don't say
so . secret that is transacting between Seyward and You merit more than mortal ...
Your charity is too far concerned and it seems Darnley was not to be trusted with
it ; ha , ha ! and pr'ythee , what is the mighty Dr Cant . Ah ! don't say so , don't say
so . secret that is transacting between Seyward and You merit more than mortal ...
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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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