The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 78
... brass , your pewter , and your andirons . Mam . Not those of iron ? Sub . Yes . You may bring them , too . We'll change all metals . Sur . I believe you in that . Mam . Then I may send my spits ? Sub . Yes , and your racks . Who are the ...
... brass , your pewter , and your andirons . Mam . Not those of iron ? Sub . Yes . You may bring them , too . We'll change all metals . Sur . I believe you in that . Mam . Then I may send my spits ? Sub . Yes , and your racks . Who are the ...
Page 81
... brass , andirons , and kitchen- ware , Metals , that we must use our med'cine on : Wherein the brethren may have a pen'worth , For ready money . Ana . Were the orphan's parents Sincere professors ? Sub . Why do you ask ? Ana . Because ...
... brass , andirons , and kitchen- ware , Metals , that we must use our med'cine on : Wherein the brethren may have a pen'worth , For ready money . Ana . Were the orphan's parents Sincere professors ? Sub . Why do you ask ? Ana . Because ...
Page 84
... brass , I'll gi'it you in by weight . Trib . But how long time , Sir , must the saints expect yet ? Sub . Let me see , How's the moon now ? Eight , nine , ten days hence , He will be silver potate ; then , three days Before he citronise ...
... brass , I'll gi'it you in by weight . Trib . But how long time , Sir , must the saints expect yet ? Sub . Let me see , How's the moon now ? Eight , nine , ten days hence , He will be silver potate ; then , three days Before he citronise ...
Page 98
... brass and pewter keep the cellar : Face . Strict for my right . How now , Dol , We'll have another time for that . But , Dol , ACT V. Love . Thou art a wise fellow give me thy. Face . What did he come for ? Sub . About casting dollars ...
... brass and pewter keep the cellar : Face . Strict for my right . How now , Dol , We'll have another time for that . But , Dol , ACT V. Love . Thou art a wise fellow give me thy. Face . What did he come for ? Sub . About casting dollars ...
Page 100
... brass pots ? That should ha ' been golden flaggons and great wedges ? Mam . Let me but breathe . What ! they ha ' shut their doors Methinks ? Sur . Ay , now ' tis holiday with them . Mam . Rogues , cozeners , impostors , bawds . Face ...
... brass pots ? That should ha ' been golden flaggons and great wedges ? Mam . Let me but breathe . What ! they ha ' shut their doors Methinks ? Sur . Ay , now ' tis holiday with them . Mam . Rogues , cozeners , impostors , bawds . Face ...
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