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Page 384
Thus we live at sea ; eat biscuit , and drink flip ; put on a clean shirt once a
quarter ; come home , and lie with our landladies once a - year ; get rid of a little
money , and then put off with the next fair wind . - How d'ye like us ? Mrs F. O ,
you are ...
Thus we live at sea ; eat biscuit , and drink flip ; put on a clean shirt once a
quarter ; come home , and lie with our landladies once a - year ; get rid of a little
money , and then put off with the next fair wind . - How d'ye like us ? Mrs F. O ,
you are ...
Page 461
You know you cheated a young fellow at piquet , t'other day , of the money he
had to Flip . Who's that ? Brass ! raise his company ; Brass . Flippanta ! Dick . Well
, what then ? Flip . What want you , rogue's - face ? Brass . Why , he's sorry he lost
...
You know you cheated a young fellow at piquet , t'other day , of the money he
had to Flip . Who's that ? Brass ! raise his company ; Brass . Flippanta ! Dick . Well
, what then ? Flip . What want you , rogue's - face ? Brass . Why , he's sorry he lost
...
Page 462
Flip . Who is she ? Flip . In love ! Brass . Corinna . Clar . With Araminta . Flip .
What would he be at ? Flip . Impossible ! Bruss . At her if she's at leisure . Clar .
This letter from her is to give me an acFlip . Which way ? count of it . Brass .
Flip . Who is she ? Flip . In love ! Brass . Corinna . Clar . With Araminta . Flip .
What would he be at ? Flip . Impossible ! Bruss . At her if she's at leisure . Clar .
This letter from her is to give me an acFlip . Which way ? count of it . Brass .
Page 463
Flip . All this is very hard indeed . Flip . Yes , I understand you well enough ; but
Clar . Ah , Flippanta , the perquisites of quality Mrs Àmletare of an unspeakable
value . Clar . But Mrs Amlet must lend me some Flip . They are of some usc , I
must ...
Flip . All this is very hard indeed . Flip . Yes , I understand you well enough ; but
Clar . Ah , Flippanta , the perquisites of quality Mrs Àmletare of an unspeakable
value . Clar . But Mrs Amlet must lend me some Flip . They are of some usc , I
must ...
Page 464
He mukes signs to his mother . should soon have money enough to go as fine as
Dick himself , Enter FLIPPANTA . Dick Good morrow , dear Flippanta : How do
Enter Dick . all the ladies within ? Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my let
Flip ...
He mukes signs to his mother . should soon have money enough to go as fine as
Dick himself , Enter FLIPPANTA . Dick Good morrow , dear Flippanta : How do
Enter Dick . all the ladies within ? Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my let
Flip ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: Comedies Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama, Walter Scott Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Walter Scott |
| Editor | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2010 |
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