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By Heaven , I would not for a thousand ther , and begin with him first . I am
grieved it angels . ( dside . should be said he is my brother , and take these Dame
. What ail you , sweetheart ? are you not courses . Well , as he brews , so he shall
...
By Heaven , I would not for a thousand ther , and begin with him first . I am
grieved it angels . ( dside . should be said he is my brother , and take these Dame
. What ail you , sweetheart ? are you not courses . Well , as he brews , so he shall
...
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Ay , it is like ; small value ; the King of Heaven shall pay you , When it is gone into
the bone already ! and I shall rest thankful : sweet worship No , no : this dye goes
deeper than the coat , kno . Nay , an ' you be so importunate Or sbirt , or skin ...
Ay , it is like ; small value ; the King of Heaven shall pay you , When it is gone into
the bone already ! and I shall rest thankful : sweet worship No , no : this dye goes
deeper than the coat , kno . Nay , an ' you be so importunate Or sbirt , or skin ...
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Pray Heaven she Down . Well , sister , I tell you true ; and you can get him to read
; he should do it of his own will find it so , in the end . natural impudence . Dame .
Alas , brother , what would you have Bridg . Servant , what is this same , I pray ...
Pray Heaven she Down . Well , sister , I tell you true ; and you can get him to read
; he should do it of his own will find it so , in the end . natural impudence . Dame .
Alas , brother , what would you have Bridg . Servant , what is this same , I pray ...
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Well . How now ! whose cow has calved ? [ Erit . Dow . Marry , that has mine , sir .
Nay , boy , Kite . Her love , by Heaven ! my wife's minion ! never look askance at
me for the matter ; I will Death , these phrases are intolerable ! tell you of it : aye ...
Well . How now ! whose cow has calved ? [ Erit . Dow . Marry , that has mine , sir .
Nay , boy , Kite . Her love , by Heaven ! my wife's minion ! never look askance at
me for the matter ; I will Death , these phrases are intolerable ! tell you of it : aye ...
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Why , nothing , nothing - I am not sick , tion , in fair sort . I never sustained the like
dis- yet more than dead ; I have a burning fever in grace , by Heaven . Sure I was
struck with a pla- my mind , and long for that , which , having , would net thence ...
Why , nothing , nothing - I am not sick , tion , in fair sort . I never sustained the like
dis- yet more than dead ; I have a burning fever in grace , by Heaven . Sure I was
struck with a pla- my mind , and long for that , which , having , would net thence ...
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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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