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... JOSEPH BLEMISH , Committee - men . JONATHAN HEADSTRONG , EZEKIEL
SCRAPE , Mr Day , Chairman to the Committee . ABEL , Son to Mr Day .
OBADIAH , Clerk to the Committee . TEAGUE . Tutern Boy . Bailiff WOMEN . Mrs
RUTH .
... JOSEPH BLEMISH , Committee - men . JONATHAN HEADSTRONG , EZEKIEL
SCRAPE , Mr Day , Chairman to the Committee . ABEL , Son to Mr Day .
OBADIAH , Clerk to the Committee . TEAGUE . Tutern Boy . Bailiff WOMEN . Mrs
RUTH .
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... Mr Day , chairman of the honourable committee of Inter Mrs DAY , brushing her
hoods and scarfs , trations , should know that his wife rode in a sequesMirs
ARBELLA , Mrs Ruth , Colonel BLUNT , stage - coach , he would make the house
too ...
... Mr Day , chairman of the honourable committee of Inter Mrs DAY , brushing her
hoods and scarfs , trations , should know that his wife rode in a sequesMirs
ARBELLA , Mrs Ruth , Colonel BLUNT , stage - coach , he would make the house
too ...
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Ruth . What a lamentable condition has that Care . What storm , man ? gentleman
been in ! faith I pity him . Blunt . Why , a tempest , as high as ever blew Arb . Are
you so apt to pity men ? from woman's breath . I have rode in a stageRuth .
Ruth . What a lamentable condition has that Care . What storm , man ? gentleman
been in ! faith I pity him . Blunt . Why , a tempest , as high as ever blew Arb . Are
you so apt to pity men ? from woman's breath . I have rode in a stageRuth .
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Ay , and so she is , duck ; I always thy good counsel for many a good thing ; I had
thought so . ne'er got Ruth , nor her estate , into my fingers Mrs Day . You thought
so , when I told you else . I had thought on't first .-- Let me see - It shall Mrs Day ...
Ay , and so she is , duck ; I always thy good counsel for many a good thing ; I had
thought so . ne'er got Ruth , nor her estate , into my fingers Mrs Day . You thought
so , when I told you else . I had thought on't first .-- Let me see - It shall Mrs Day ...
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Ruth . Now , brother Abel . Abel . I go . [ Exit ABEL Abel . Now , sister Ruth . Ruth .
Now I have fixed him , not to go off till Ruth . Hitherto he observes me punctually .
he discharges on his mistress . I could burst with ( Aside . ] Have you a month's ...
Ruth . Now , brother Abel . Abel . I go . [ Exit ABEL Abel . Now , sister Ruth . Ruth .
Now I have fixed him , not to go off till Ruth . Hitherto he observes me punctually .
he discharges on his mistress . I could burst with ( Aside . ] Have you a month's ...
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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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