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Oh , I have a guest , ( he teaches What new book ha ' you there ? Read it . What ! me ) be does swear the ... Sir , there's a gentleman below would tain ; Ha ! how do you like it ? speak with you . Bob . ' Tis good . Bob . A gentleman !
Oh , I have a guest , ( he teaches What new book ha ' you there ? Read it . What ! me ) be does swear the ... Sir , there's a gentleman below would tain ; Ha ! how do you like it ? speak with you . Bob . ' Tis good . Bob . A gentleman !
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Well , he is rein the wars there's no ascent by desert in these solved to prove my honesty ; faith , and I am redays , but — and for service , would it were as soon solved to prove his patience . Oh , I shall abuse purchased as wished ...
Well , he is rein the wars there's no ascent by desert in these solved to prove my honesty ; faith , and I am redays , but — and for service , would it were as soon solved to prove his patience . Oh , I shall abuse purchased as wished ...
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Twere I will indeed - I'll lead thee there myself , Happy , if she had not - She has not And be the foremost reveller . I'll silence They , who know no ... There's not the smallest spark remaining( Laughs . Remaining ! What do I say ?
Twere I will indeed - I'll lead thee there myself , Happy , if she had not - She has not And be the foremost reveller . I'll silence They , who know no ... There's not the smallest spark remaining( Laughs . Remaining ! What do I say ?
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wisdom tends , good brother , and little more I / unless it procure her touching - Well , there's a boast - but what makes him ever calling for Cob dear and well - respected friend of mine , sister , so ? I wonder how he can employ him ...
wisdom tends , good brother , and little more I / unless it procure her touching - Well , there's a boast - but what makes him ever calling for Cob dear and well - respected friend of mine , sister , so ? I wonder how he can employ him ...
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But , did you find your husband tice , captain[ Erit . there , in that case , as you suspected ? Bob . The varlet is a tall man , before heaven ! Kite . I found her there , sir . ( Erit . Clem . Did you so ? That alters the case .
But , did you find your husband tice , captain[ Erit . there , in that case , as you suspected ? Bob . The varlet is a tall man , before heaven ! Kite . I found her there , sir . ( Erit . Clem . Did you so ? That alters the case .
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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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