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... giving no reply major o ' the town ; willing to be shewn , and To your
unseasoned , quarrelling , rude fashion : worthy to be seen . The other , I will not
venAnd still you huff it , with a kind of carriage , ture his description with you till
you come ...
... giving no reply major o ' the town ; willing to be shewn , and To your
unseasoned , quarrelling , rude fashion : worthy to be seen . The other , I will not
venAnd still you huff it , with a kind of carriage , ture his description with you till
you come ...
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I will not say how much I do ascribe Which , by your presence seconded , must
breed Unto your friendship ; nor , in what regard A kind of duty in him , and regard
: I hold your love ; but , let my past behaviour , Whereas , if I should intimate the ...
I will not say how much I do ascribe Which , by your presence seconded , must
breed Unto your friendship ; nor , in what regard A kind of duty in him , and regard
: I hold your love ; but , let my past behaviour , Whereas , if I should intimate the ...
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Good sir , by that hand you may do the But this is in the infancy ; the days part of a
kind gentleman , in lending a poor solOf the long coat : when it puts on the
brecches , dier the price of two cans of beer , a matter of It will put off all this . Ay ,
it is ...
Good sir , by that hand you may do the But this is in the infancy ; the days part of a
kind gentleman , in lending a poor solOf the long coat : when it puts on the
brecches , dier the price of two cans of beer , a matter of It will put off all this . Ay ,
it is ...
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My brother Down - right ? Well . Why , was it not rare ? Bob . He . Mr Well - bred , I
know not in what E. Kno . Yes , I'll be sworn ; I was never guilty kind you hold me ;
but let me say to you this : of reading the like . Match it in all Pliny's episas sure ...
My brother Down - right ? Well . Why , was it not rare ? Bob . He . Mr Well - bred , I
know not in what E. Kno . Yes , I'll be sworn ; I was never guilty kind you hold me ;
but let me say to you this : of reading the like . Match it in all Pliny's episas sure ...
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Further , take it in the nature , in not the right grace . the true kind , so it makes an
antidote , that had Mit . Master Stephen , will you any ? By this you taken the most
deadly poisonous plant in all air , the most divine tobacco that ever I drunk !
Further , take it in the nature , in not the right grace . the true kind , so it makes an
antidote , that had Mit . Master Stephen , will you any ? By this you taken the most
deadly poisonous plant in all air , the most divine tobacco that ever I drunk !
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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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