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I wish you , ma- vend here for fashionable gallantry : a travelling dam , all the joys
of love and fortune . fool is as dangerous as a home - bred villain . Get you to
your native plough and cart , converse Enter CLINCHER Junior . with animals
like ...
I wish you , ma- vend here for fashionable gallantry : a travelling dam , all the joys
of love and fortune . fool is as dangerous as a home - bred villain . Get you to
your native plough and cart , converse Enter CLINCHER Junior . with animals
like ...
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I'll dash his ratafia in his face , and call him Fire . All , all , as my fortune and
friends could ( Going wish . Stand . Hold , hold , sir ; the world is too strong Stand
. And what news from the Baltic ? for us . Were scandal and detraction to be
thoFire .
I'll dash his ratafia in his face , and call him Fire . All , all , as my fortune and
friends could ( Going wish . Stand . Hold , hold , sir ; the world is too strong Stand
. And what news from the Baltic ? for us . Were scandal and detraction to be
thoFire .
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2d Cham . ' Tis no great matter whether they Lord , girl ! When did you wash your
hands last ? be right or not ; for right or wrong we shall be And have you been
pawing me all this morning sure of our lecture : I wish for my part that my with ...
2d Cham . ' Tis no great matter whether they Lord , girl ! When did you wash your
hands last ? be right or not ; for right or wrong we shall be And have you been
pawing me all this morning sure of our lecture : I wish for my part that my with ...
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But I madam ? Me vill give you de present of fifty wonder , madam , why Clincher
comes not , accord - louis d'ors ; dat is ver ' good snacke for you . ing to his letter ;
it is near the hour . Lure . And you'll give me no more ? Very Lure . I wish , Parly ...
But I madam ? Me vill give you de present of fifty wonder , madam , why Clincher
comes not , accord - louis d'ors ; dat is ver ' good snacke for you . ing to his letter ;
it is near the hour . Lure . And you'll give me no more ? Very Lure . I wish , Parly ...
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Why , ' tis she , applause : - I could wish that my whole life long Dur . And what
then , sir ? were the first night of a new play . Mir . Then ! Why -- Look ye , sirrah ,
the first . Dur . The fellow has quite forgot this journey . piece of service I put you ...
Why , ' tis she , applause : - I could wish that my whole life long Dur . And what
then , sir ? were the first night of a new play . Mir . Then ! Why -- Look ye , sirrah ,
the first . Dur . The fellow has quite forgot this journey . piece of service I put you ...
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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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