The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... night ! Well , sir , though he lies not on my bed , he lies on my bench . And if it please you to go in , sir , you shall find him with two cushions under his head , and his cloak wrap ped about him , as though he had neither won nor ...
... night ! Well , sir , though he lies not on my bed , he lies on my bench . And if it please you to go in , sir , you shall find him with two cushions under his head , and his cloak wrap ped about him , as though he had neither won nor ...
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... night , by a sort of gallants , where you were wished for , and drank to , I assure you . Mat . Vouchsafe me by whom , good captain . Bob . Marry , by young Well - bred , and others . Why , hostess ! a stool here for this gentleman ...
... night , by a sort of gallants , where you were wished for , and drank to , I assure you . Mat . Vouchsafe me by whom , good captain . Bob . Marry , by young Well - bred , and others . Why , hostess ! a stool here for this gentleman ...
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... night by night , Controul my servants ; and , indeed , what not ! Down . ' Sdains , I know not what I should say to him in the whole world ! he values me at a cracked three - farthings , for aught I see . It will never out of the flesh ...
... night by night , Controul my servants ; and , indeed , what not ! Down . ' Sdains , I know not what I should say to him in the whole world ! he values me at a cracked three - farthings , for aught I see . It will never out of the flesh ...
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... night for a poor supper ; I had sucked the hilt long before , I am a pagan else : sweet honour ! Kno . Believe me , I am taken with some won- der , To think a fellow of thy outward presence , Should , in the frame and fashion of his ...
... night for a poor supper ; I had sucked the hilt long before , I am a pagan else : sweet honour ! Kno . Believe me , I am taken with some won- der , To think a fellow of thy outward presence , Should , in the frame and fashion of his ...
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... night - caps ; say. VOLPONE , a Magnifico . MOSCA , his Parasite . VOLTORE , an Advocate . CORBACCIO , an old Gentleman . CORVINO , a Merchant . 1. Avocatori , 2. Avocatori , 3. Avocatori , Four Magistrates . 4. Avocatori ,. NOTARIO ...
... night - caps ; say. VOLPONE , a Magnifico . MOSCA , his Parasite . VOLTORE , an Advocate . CORBACCIO , an old Gentleman . CORVINO , a Merchant . 1. Avocatori , 2. Avocatori , 3. Avocatori , Four Magistrates . 4. Avocatori ,. NOTARIO ...
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