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Nay , hear me out . Think , I esteem you , Your lustre too'll inflame at any distance
, Thomas , Draw courtship to you , as a jet doth straws ; When I will let you in thus
to my private . Put motion in a stone , strike fire from ice , It is a thing sits nearer ...
Nay , hear me out . Think , I esteem you , Your lustre too'll inflame at any distance
, Thomas , Draw courtship to you , as a jet doth straws ; When I will let you in thus
to my private . Put motion in a stone , strike fire from ice , It is a thing sits nearer ...
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Sister , I pray you let's hear it . of unlucky spirits , and tempt him to all manner
Down . Are you rhyme - given too ? of villany that can be thought of . Well , by this
Mat . Mistress , I'll read it if you please . light , a little thing would make me play
the ...
Sister , I pray you let's hear it . of unlucky spirits , and tempt him to all manner
Down . Are you rhyme - given too ? of villany that can be thought of . Well , by this
Mat . Mistress , I'll read it if you please . light , a little thing would make me play
the ...
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Do you hear ? Is it not best to get a ter . warrant , and have him arrested , and
brought be Bob . We'll leave it to you , sir . fore justice Clement ? [ Exeunt BoB .
and MAT . Bob . It were not amiss ; would we had it ! Brain . This is rare ! Now will
I go ...
Do you hear ? Is it not best to get a ter . warrant , and have him arrested , and
brought be Bob . We'll leave it to you , sir . fore justice Clement ? [ Exeunt BoB .
and MAT . Bob . It were not amiss ; would we had it ! Brain . This is rare ! Now will
I go ...
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Pr'ythee hear me . SCENE IV . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ? Mos . Are you ?
MOSCA , CORBACCIO , and VOLPONE . I do beseech you , sir , you will
vouchsafe Mos . Betake you to your silence , and your To write me i ' your family .
Pr'ythee hear me . SCENE IV . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ? Mos . Are you ?
MOSCA , CORBACCIO , and VOLPONE . I do beseech you , sir , you will
vouchsafe Mos . Betake you to your silence , and your To write me i ' your family .
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I claim an interest in the general state Of goodness and true virtue , which I hear
SCENE III , Tabound in you ; and , for which mere respect , Without a second aim
, sir , I have done it . Mosca and BONARIO . Bon . This tale hath lost thee much of
...
I claim an interest in the general state Of goodness and true virtue , which I hear
SCENE III , Tabound in you ; and , for which mere respect , Without a second aim
, sir , I have done it . Mosca and BONARIO . Bon . This tale hath lost thee much of
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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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