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Why , you do not manage your weapon ed it so , for my more grace . with any grace or facility to invite me ! I have Bot . That may be : for I was sure , it was no spirit to play with you . Your dearth of judg . , none of his word .
Why , you do not manage your weapon ed it so , for my more grace . with any grace or facility to invite me ! I have Bot . That may be : for I was sure , it was no spirit to play with you . Your dearth of judg . , none of his word .
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Marry , this : But now his course is so irregular , They would give out , because my wife is fair , So loose , affected , and deprived of grace , Myself but newly married , and my sister And he himself , withall , so far fallen off Here ...
Marry , this : But now his course is so irregular , They would give out , because my wife is fair , So loose , affected , and deprived of grace , Myself but newly married , and my sister And he himself , withall , so far fallen off Here ...
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This condition asort of lies , or my present profession loses the grees not with my spirit . grace ; and yet the lie to a man of my coat , is as E. Kno . Where hast thou served ? ominous a fruit as the Fico .
This condition asort of lies , or my present profession loses the grees not with my spirit . grace ; and yet the lie to a man of my coat , is as E. Kno . Where hast thou served ? ominous a fruit as the Fico .
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Oh , Master Matthew , that is a grace what said he to it , i'faith ? peculiar but to a few , quos aquus amavit Jupiter . E. Kno . Nay , I know not what he said : but Mat . I understand you , sir . I have a shrewd guess what he thought .
Oh , Master Matthew , that is a grace what said he to it , i'faith ? peculiar but to a few , quos aquus amavit Jupiter . E. Kno . Nay , I know not what he said : but Mat . I understand you , sir . I have a shrewd guess what he thought .
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I and exquisite a grace , that ( hadst thou seen him , ) have been in the Indies , where this herb grows , thou would'st have sworn he might have been where neither myself , nor a dozen gentlemen serjeant - major , if not lieutenant ...
I and exquisite a grace , that ( hadst thou seen him , ) have been in the Indies , where this herb grows , thou would'st have sworn he might have been where neither myself , nor a dozen gentlemen serjeant - major , if not lieutenant ...
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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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