The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... give it him . Cob . I will not give it him , though , sir . Mass , I thought somewhat was in it we could not get him to - bed , all night ! Well , sir , though he lies not on my bed , he lies on my bench . And if it please you to go in ...
... give it him . Cob . I will not give it him , though , sir . Mass , I thought somewhat was in it we could not get him to - bed , all night ! Well , sir , though he lies not on my bed , he lies on my bench . And if it please you to go in ...
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... give me what you please . Step . True , I am a gentleman , I know that , friend : but what though ? I pray you say , what would you ask ? Brain . I assure you the blade may become the side , or thigh , of the best prince in Europe ...
... give me what you please . Step . True , I am a gentleman , I know that , friend : but what though ? I pray you say , what would you ask ? Brain . I assure you the blade may become the side , or thigh , of the best prince in Europe ...
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... give you opportunity , no quick - sand Devours or swallows swifter ! He , that lends His wife , if she be fair , or time , or place , Compels her to be false . I will not go . The dangers are too many . And then the dressing Is a most ...
... give you opportunity , no quick - sand Devours or swallows swifter ! He , that lends His wife , if she be fair , or time , or place , Compels her to be false . I will not go . The dangers are too many . And then the dressing Is a most ...
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... give thee , he has less mirth in him than an ho- nest man ought to have . How now , who are these ? Eater EDWARD KNO'WELL , WELL - BRED , and BRIDGET . O , the young company . Welcome , welcome . Give you joy . Nay , Mrs Bridget , blush ...
... give thee , he has less mirth in him than an ho- nest man ought to have . How now , who are these ? Eater EDWARD KNO'WELL , WELL - BRED , and BRIDGET . O , the young company . Welcome , welcome . Give you joy . Nay , Mrs Bridget , blush ...
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... give health to you , as that plate . Volp . You give , sir , what you can . I thank you . Your love Hath taste in this , and shall not be unanswered . I pray you see me often . Volt . Am I ? Volp . I feel me going , uh , uh , uh , uh ...
... give health to you , as that plate . Volp . You give , sir , what you can . I thank you . Your love Hath taste in this , and shall not be unanswered . I pray you see me often . Volt . Am I ? Volp . I feel me going , uh , uh , uh , uh ...
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