The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... servant , madam ! now you talk reason . I am glad you are concerned enough for Darnley's faults , to think them worth your mending - ha , ha ! Charl . Concern'd ! why , did I say that ? -look you , I'll deny it all to him — well , if ...
... servant , madam ! now you talk reason . I am glad you are concerned enough for Darnley's faults , to think them worth your mending - ha , ha ! Charl . Concern'd ! why , did I say that ? -look you , I'll deny it all to him — well , if ...
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... servant , madam . Charl . Your servant , sir . Darn . You have been abroad , I hear ? Charl . Yes , and now I am come home , you Darn . You seem to turn upon my words , ma- dam ! Is there any thing particular in them ? Charl . As much ...
... servant , madam . Charl . Your servant , sir . Darn . You have been abroad , I hear ? Charl . Yes , and now I am come home , you Darn . You seem to turn upon my words , ma- dam ! Is there any thing particular in them ? Charl . As much ...
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... Servant fol- lowing . Viz . Angelica send it back unopened ! say you ? Serv . As you see , sir . Viz . The pride of these virtuous women is more insufferable than the immodesty of prosti- tutes - After all my encouragement , to slight ...
... Servant fol- lowing . Viz . Angelica send it back unopened ! say you ? Serv . As you see , sir . Viz . The pride of these virtuous women is more insufferable than the immodesty of prosti- tutes - After all my encouragement , to slight ...
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... servant , sir . Wild . Nay , hold , colonel : I'll follow you , and will know . [ Runs out . Fiz . The Lady Lurewell his mistress ! He loves her : but she loves me.- But he's a ba- ronet , and I plain Vizard ; he has a coach and six ...
... servant , sir . Wild . Nay , hold , colonel : I'll follow you , and will know . [ Runs out . Fiz . The Lady Lurewell his mistress ! He loves her : but she loves me.- But he's a ba- ronet , and I plain Vizard ; he has a coach and six ...
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... Servant following . Clin . [ Reads . ] " Dear brother , " I will see you presently : I have sent this lad to wait on you ; he can instruct you in the fash- ions of the town . I am your affectionate bro- ther , Clincher . " Very well ...
... Servant following . Clin . [ Reads . ] " Dear brother , " I will see you presently : I have sent this lad to wait on you ; he can instruct you in the fash- ions of the town . I am your affectionate bro- ther , Clincher . " Very well ...
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