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Faith , sir , I would gladly find some I am ready to burst with laughing ! Never was
a other course , if sobottle or bag - pipe fuller . S'lid ! was there ever Kno . Aye ,
you would gladly find it , but you seen a fox in years to betray himself thus ?
Faith , sir , I would gladly find some I am ready to burst with laughing ! Never was
a other course , if sobottle or bag - pipe fuller . S'lid ! was there ever Kno . Aye ,
you would gladly find it , but you seen a fox in years to betray himself thus ?
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-Ha ! never - ha , ha , ha ! And the rest ; settle your reason to accost them . She
stabs me home . ( Aside . ] Jealous of thee ! Kite . I will , Cash , I will No , do not
believe it - Speak low , my love , Thy brother will overhear us — No , no , my dear
.
-Ha ! never - ha , ha , ha ! And the rest ; settle your reason to accost them . She
stabs me home . ( Aside . ] Jealous of thee ! Kite . I will , Cash , I will No , do not
believe it - Speak low , my love , Thy brother will overhear us — No , no , my dear
.
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Nay , would thou lo , that kept her perpetually young , cleared her Hadst never
told me of her . wrinkles , firmed her gums , filled her skin , co Mos . Sir , ' tis true ;
loured her hair ; from her , derived to Helen , I do confess I was unfortunate , and
at ...
Nay , would thou lo , that kept her perpetually young , cleared her Hadst never
told me of her . wrinkles , firmed her gums , filled her skin , co Mos . Sir , ' tis true ;
loured her hair ; from her , derived to Helen , I do confess I was unfortunate , and
at ...
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... I apprehended , strait , some power had That any thing unto the contrary ,
struck me Never so true , or never so apparent , With a dead palsy : Well , I must
be merry Never so palpable , they will resist it !And shake it off . A many of these
fears ...
... I apprehended , strait , some power had That any thing unto the contrary ,
struck me Never so true , or never so apparent , With a dead palsy : Well , I must
be merry Never so palpable , they will resist it !And shake it off . A many of these
fears ...
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But no harm done , nor never meant , Do your eyes glow now ? Don Michael ,
Mich . There be two . That came to my ears yet ; ask him a question , Juan . Say
honest , what shame have you then ? He blushes like a girl , and answers little ...
But no harm done , nor never meant , Do your eyes glow now ? Don Michael ,
Mich . There be two . That came to my ears yet ; ask him a question , Juan . Say
honest , what shame have you then ? He blushes like a girl , and answers little ...
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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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