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Sense or reason cann't find the Care . Have a care , Teague ; thou shalt find way to't now . us in the Temple . ( Ereunt Lieut . and TEAGUE . ] Arb . That day , that very day ? If you and I Now , Blunt , have I another design . should ...
Sense or reason cann't find the Care . Have a care , Teague ; thou shalt find way to't now . us in the Temple . ( Ereunt Lieut . and TEAGUE . ] Arb . That day , that very day ? If you and I Now , Blunt , have I another design . should ...
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Is mytell how dearly , how well - I love you . Mr Day . Ay ! is myArb . Now , cann't I say I love him ; yet I have Mrs Düy . You may give one leave , methinks , a mind to tell him too . to ask out one question.
Is mytell how dearly , how well - I love you . Mr Day . Ay ! is myArb . Now , cann't I say I love him ; yet I have Mrs Düy . You may give one leave , methinks , a mind to tell him too . to ask out one question.
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Good they say ? —What ! are they gone , without singing Thim . Why , an't please your highness , if I cann't my last new song ? ' Sbud ! would it were in their make up all the work I cut out , I sha'n't want bellies .
Good they say ? —What ! are they gone , without singing Thim . Why , an't please your highness , if I cann't my last new song ? ' Sbud ! would it were in their make up all the work I cut out , I sha'n't want bellies .
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No , ' egad , cann't it . - Come , bring in And sullen lies , with amorous design the dance . ( Exit , to call the players . To quit loud fame , and make that beauty mine . Smi . Now , the devil tal thee for a silly , conSmi .
No , ' egad , cann't it . - Come , bring in And sullen lies , with amorous design the dance . ( Exit , to call the players . To quit loud fame , and make that beauty mine . Smi . Now , the devil tal thee for a silly , conSmi .
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Cann't I be in love with a lady that is advantage of me in years , as well as wisdom . going to be married to another as well as you , When I first launched from the university , into this occan of London , he was the greatest rake Belo ...
Cann't I be in love with a lady that is advantage of me in years , as well as wisdom . going to be married to another as well as you , When I first launched from the university , into this occan of London , he was the greatest rake Belo ...
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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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