The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... hand , and foot , to controul any enemy's point i'th ' world . Should your adversary confront you with a pistol , ' twere nothing , by this hand ! You should by the same Mat . Troth , I have heard it spoken of by rule , controul his ...
... hand , and foot , to controul any enemy's point i'th ' world . Should your adversary confront you with a pistol , ' twere nothing , by this hand ! You should by the same Mat . Troth , I have heard it spoken of by rule , controul his ...
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... hand , I'll run my rapier to the hilts in you . Dow . Yea , that would I fain see , boy . [ They all draw , and they of the house make out to part them . ] Dame . O , Jesu ! murder ! Thomas , Gasper ! Bridg . Help , help , Thomas . E ...
... hand , I'll run my rapier to the hilts in you . Dow . Yea , that would I fain see , boy . [ They all draw , and they of the house make out to part them . ] Dame . O , Jesu ! murder ! Thomas , Gasper ! Bridg . Help , help , Thomas . E ...
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... hands were not bound , were they ? Serv . There's one of the varlets of the city , sir , has brought two gentlemen here ... hand not at them ! Where is the warrant officer , have you it ? Brain . No , sir , your worship's man , master ...
... hands were not bound , were they ? Serv . There's one of the varlets of the city , sir , has brought two gentlemen here ... hand not at them ! Where is the warrant officer , have you it ? Brain . No , sir , your worship's man , master ...
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... hand ; thou strik'st on truth , in all : And they are envious , term thee parasite . Call forth my dwarf , my eunuch , and my fool , And let ' em make me sport . What should I do , But cocker up my genius , and live free To all delights ...
... hand ; thou strik'st on truth , in all : And they are envious , term thee parasite . Call forth my dwarf , my eunuch , and my fool , And let ' em make me sport . What should I do , But cocker up my genius , and live free To all delights ...
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... hand . Mos . The plate is here , sir . Volt . How fare you , sir ? Volp . I thank you , signior Voltore . Where is the plate ? mine eyes are bad . Volt . I'm sorry To see you still thus weak . Mos . That he is not weaker . Volp . You ...
... hand . Mos . The plate is here , sir . Volt . How fare you , sir ? Volp . I thank you , signior Voltore . Where is the plate ? mine eyes are bad . Volt . I'm sorry To see you still thus weak . Mos . That he is not weaker . Volp . You ...
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