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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 told you , you did not know all . Col. Lamb . You should have laughed at her . To
be serious , my father went out but now on Darn . I can't love at that easy rate .
purpose to avoid you . - In short , he absolutely Col. Lamb . No - if you could , the
...
I told you , you did not know all . Col. Lamb . You should have laughed at her . To
be serious , my father went out but now on Darn . I can't love at that easy rate .
purpose to avoid you . - In short , he absolutely Col. Lamb . No - if you could , the
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I have told you what's my will , madam , ' tis only in your power . and shall leave
you to think on't . Lady Lamb . What is't you propose ? Enter SEYWARD . Col.
Lamb . Why , if this fellow , which I'm sure of , is really in love with you , give him a
...
I have told you what's my will , madam , ' tis only in your power . and shall leave
you to think on't . Lady Lamb . What is't you propose ? Enter SEYWARD . Col.
Lamb . Why , if this fellow , which I'm sure of , is really in love with you , give him a
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Thus it is , madam ; I am constant- give us no account of her amours ? You have
ly told , though I can hardly believe it , a blessing read him , I suppose , in the
Greek , Mr Seyward ? follows wherever I come . Seyw . Not lately , madam . Maw
.
Thus it is , madam ; I am constant- give us no account of her amours ? You have
ly told , though I can hardly believe it , a blessing read him , I suppose , in the
Greek , Mr Seyward ? follows wherever I come . Seyw . Not lately , madam . Maw
.
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I told him how anxious you were Charl . How ! two thousand pounds ! about
Seyward's affair , and he has taken him Dr Cant . Wby , you know you gain two
thou with him , in his own coach , to the Attorney - Gesand pounds ; and really the
...
I told him how anxious you were Charl . How ! two thousand pounds ! about
Seyward's affair , and he has taken him Dr Cant . Wby , you know you gain two
thou with him , in his own coach , to the Attorney - Gesand pounds ; and really the
...
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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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