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Page 15
No , Thomas , I dare take thy word ; Wherein my imagination rums , like sands ,
But if thou wilt swear , do - as thou think'st good ' ; Filling up time ; but then are
turned , and turned ; I am resolved without it : at thy pleasure . so that I know not ...
No , Thomas , I dare take thy word ; Wherein my imagination rums , like sands ,
But if thou wilt swear , do - as thou think'st good ' ; Filling up time ; but then are
turned , and turned ; I am resolved without it : at thy pleasure . so that I know not ...
Page 32
You are not like a thresher that doth stand From thence it fied forth , and made
quick transWith a huge fail , watching a heap of corn , migration And , hungry ,
dares not taste the smallest grain , To godly - lockt Euphorbus , who was kill'd in
good ...
You are not like a thresher that doth stand From thence it fied forth , and made
quick transWith a huge fail , watching a heap of corn , migration And , hungry ,
dares not taste the smallest grain , To godly - lockt Euphorbus , who was kill'd in
good ...
Page 49
I know it ; and dare undertake for her . Volp . Alas , I am past already ! ' pray you ,
thank What woman can , before her husband ? ' pray you , him , Let us depart ,
and leave her here . For his good care , and promptness ; but for that Coro .
I know it ; and dare undertake for her . Volp . Alas , I am past already ! ' pray you ,
thank What woman can , before her husband ? ' pray you , him , Let us depart ,
and leave her here . For his good care , and promptness ; but for that Coro .
Page 57
You need not , I dare ease you of that care . Bon . I would have him proved . Corv
. I trust thee , Mosca . Volt . Best try him ... And look , that all , To him that dares
traduce him ? Which of you Whatever , be put in , jewels , plate , moneys , Are
safe ...
You need not , I dare ease you of that care . Bon . I would have him proved . Corv
. I trust thee , Mosca . Volt . Best try him ... And look , that all , To him that dares
traduce him ? Which of you Whatever , be put in , jewels , plate , moneys , Are
safe ...
Page 71
Do , good sweet captain . Now I dare hear you with mine honour , speak . Face .
Come , noble ductor , ' pray thee , let's pre So may this gentleman too . vail . Sub .
Why , sirThis is the gentleman , and he is no Chiayse . Face . No whispering .
Do , good sweet captain . Now I dare hear you with mine honour , speak . Face .
Come , noble ductor , ' pray thee , let's pre So may this gentleman too . vail . Sub .
Why , sirThis is the gentleman , and he is no Chiayse . Face . No whispering .
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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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