The Plays of David Garrick, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1981 - Civilization, Modern |
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Page 42
... matter ? Sir JOHN . Why the old matter , and the old game , Mrs. Gymp , and I'll match my coufins here at it , against all the world , and I say done first . Lord MINIKIN . What is the meaning , Sir John , of all this tumult and ...
... matter ? Sir JOHN . Why the old matter , and the old game , Mrs. Gymp , and I'll match my coufins here at it , against all the world , and I say done first . Lord MINIKIN . What is the meaning , Sir John , of all this tumult and ...
Page 246
... matter , Making it light to Caffio . Caffio , I love thee , But never more be officer of mine.— † Enter Desdemona . Look , if my gentle love be not rais'd up : I'll make thee an example . Def . What's the matter ? אי Oth . All is well ...
... matter , Making it light to Caffio . Caffio , I love thee , But never more be officer of mine.— † Enter Desdemona . Look , if my gentle love be not rais'd up : I'll make thee an example . Def . What's the matter ? אי Oth . All is well ...
Page 39
... matter than that : I have received a letter , this night ; ' tis dangerous to be fpoken . I have locked the letter in my closet . injuries the king now bears , will be revenged home . There is part of a power already footed ; we must in ...
... matter than that : I have received a letter , this night ; ' tis dangerous to be fpoken . I have locked the letter in my closet . injuries the king now bears , will be revenged home . There is part of a power already footed ; we must in ...
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