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Page 14
No , sir , I confess it is none . wretchedly dull , that one old plotting brain can Step
. Do you confess it ? Gentlemen , bear wit- outstrip us all , would we were e'en
pressed to ness , he has confessed it . By God's will , an ' you make porters of ...
No , sir , I confess it is none . wretchedly dull , that one old plotting brain can Step
. Do you confess it ? Gentlemen , bear wit- outstrip us all , would we were e'en
pressed to ness , he has confessed it . By God's will , an ' you make porters of ...
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Where is that knave ? fetch hiin . Help to sear up this vein , or we bleed dead .
Volp . I go . How now ! who let you loose ! whither go you Corv . Grave fathers ,
now ? This man's distracted ; he confess'd it now : What ? to buy ginger - bread ?
or ...
Where is that knave ? fetch hiin . Help to sear up this vein , or we bleed dead .
Volp . I go . How now ! who let you loose ! whither go you Corv . Grave fathers ,
now ? This man's distracted ; he confess'd it now : What ? to buy ginger - bread ?
or ...
Page 136
I confess the wine The child wants looking to wants meat and nurses . Will do his
part . Land . Now blessing o'thy heart , it shall have all ; John . I'll pledge ye . And
instantly I'll seek a nurse myself , son . Land . But , son John' Tis a sweet child ...
I confess the wine The child wants looking to wants meat and nurses . Will do his
part . Land . Now blessing o'thy heart , it shall have all ; John . I'll pledge ye . And
instantly I'll seek a nurse myself , son . Land . But , son John' Tis a sweet child ...
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Then why dost thou , with that grave lying ; ' tis a woman , I confess it , make your
best face , go about to persuade me against mine ? on't : what then ? You should
do as you would be dore by , FredeFred . Why then , Don John , I desire you'll ...
Then why dost thou , with that grave lying ; ' tis a woman , I confess it , make your
best face , go about to persuade me against mine ? on't : what then ? You should
do as you would be dore by , FredeFred . Why then , Don John , I desire you'll ...
Page 164
Or market - woman with eggs that you may murder , Wom . Pray you , do me the
favour And so dispatch the business ? To put these few quince cakes into your
pocket ; Well . Here's variety , They are of mine own preserving . I must confess ...
Or market - woman with eggs that you may murder , Wom . Pray you , do me the
favour And so dispatch the business ? To put these few quince cakes into your
pocket ; Well . Here's variety , They are of mine own preserving . I must confess ...
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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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