The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... mind to beat him where is he ? can'st thou tell ? Brain . Faith , he is not of that mind : he is gone , master Stephen . Step . Gone ! which way ? when went he ? how long since ? Brain . He is rid hence . He took horse at the street ...
... mind to beat him where is he ? can'st thou tell ? Brain . Faith , he is not of that mind : he is gone , master Stephen . Step . Gone ! which way ? when went he ? how long since ? Brain . He is rid hence . He took horse at the street ...
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... mind , Be free from the black poison of suspect . Ah , but what misery it is to know this ! Or , knowing it , to want the mind's direction In such extremes ! Well , I will once more strive , In spite of this black cloud , myself to be ...
... mind , Be free from the black poison of suspect . Ah , but what misery it is to know this ! Or , knowing it , to want the mind's direction In such extremes ! Well , I will once more strive , In spite of this black cloud , myself to be ...
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... mind , Be so degenerate and sordid base ! Art thou a man , and sham'st thou not to beg ? To practise such a servile kind of life ? Why , were thy education ne'er so mean , Having thy limbs , a thousand fairer courses Offer themselves to ...
... mind , Be so degenerate and sordid base ! Art thou a man , and sham'st thou not to beg ? To practise such a servile kind of life ? Why , were thy education ne'er so mean , Having thy limbs , a thousand fairer courses Offer themselves to ...
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... mind , and long for that , which , having , would destroy me . Cash . Believe me , ' tis your fancy's imposition ; shut up your generous mind from such intruders I'll hazard all my growing favour with you ; I'll stake my present , my ...
... mind , and long for that , which , having , would destroy me . Cash . Believe me , ' tis your fancy's imposition ; shut up your generous mind from such intruders I'll hazard all my growing favour with you ; I'll stake my present , my ...
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... mind so hot ; and to entice , And feed the enticement of a lustful woman ? Dame . Out , I defy thee , thou dissembling wretch ! Kite . Defy me , strumpet ! Ask thy pander here ; Can he deny it , or that wicked elder ? Kno . Why , hear ...
... mind so hot ; and to entice , And feed the enticement of a lustful woman ? Dame . Out , I defy thee , thou dissembling wretch ! Kite . Defy me , strumpet ! Ask thy pander here ; Can he deny it , or that wicked elder ? Kno . Why , hear ...
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