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By St. Come on ! O , twine your body more about , that George , I wonder you'd
lose one thought upon you may fall to a more sweet , comely , gentlesuch an
animal ! the most peremptory absurd man - like guard . So , indifferent . Hollow
your ...
By St. Come on ! O , twine your body more about , that George , I wonder you'd
lose one thought upon you may fall to a more sweet , comely , gentlesuch an
animal ! the most peremptory absurd man - like guard . So , indifferent . Hollow
your ...
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Beware . Kite . Nay , brother Downright ! When mutual appetite doth meet to treat
, Down . ' Heart ! stand you away , an ' you love And spirits of one kind and quality
me . Come once to parley , in the pride of blood , Kite . You shall not follow him ...
Beware . Kite . Nay , brother Downright ! When mutual appetite doth meet to treat
, Down . ' Heart ! stand you away , an ' you love And spirits of one kind and quality
me . Come once to parley , in the pride of blood , Kite . You shall not follow him ...
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And they must come Step . Cousin , how do you like this gentleman's here to read
ballads , and roguery , and trash ! I'll verses ? mar the knot of them ere I sleep ,
perhaps ; espeE. Kno . O , admirable ! the best that ever I cially Bob there : he ...
And they must come Step . Cousin , how do you like this gentleman's here to read
ballads , and roguery , and trash ! I'll verses ? mar the knot of them ere I sleep ,
perhaps ; espeE. Kno . O , admirable ! the best that ever I cially Bob there : he ...
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Come hither , Cash - I see my turtle ( Draws . coming to his haunts ; let us retire . (
They retire . Kno . What lunacy is this ! Put up your sword , Kno . This must be
some device to mock me and undeceive yourself - No arm , that e'er poised
withal ...
Come hither , Cash - I see my turtle ( Draws . coming to his haunts ; let us retire . (
They retire . Kno . What lunacy is this ! Put up your sword , Kno . This must be
some device to mock me and undeceive yourself - No arm , that e'er poised
withal ...
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... tis your fool wherewith I am so taken , What large return would come of all his
ventures ; The only one creature that I can call blessed : How he should
worshipped be , and reverenced ; For all other forms I have proved most
distressed .
... tis your fool wherewith I am so taken , What large return would come of all his
ventures ; The only one creature that I can call blessed : How he should
worshipped be , and reverenced ; For all other forms I have proved most
distressed .
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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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