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Nor practise any violent means to stay tellst me on't . How dost thou like my leg ,
The unbridled course of youth in him ; for that , Brain - worm ? Restrained , grows
more impatient ; and in kind , Brain . A very good leg , master Stephen ; but Like ...
Nor practise any violent means to stay tellst me on't . How dost thou like my leg ,
The unbridled course of youth in him ; for that , Brain - worm ? Restrained , grows
more impatient ; and in kind , Brain . A very good leg , master Stephen ; but Like ...
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Cob . Oh , it was a mighty while ago , sir , and a E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you
know what mighty great Cob . you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car Mat
. How know'st thou that ? riage , and estimation , to talk of your turn in this Cob .
Cob . Oh , it was a mighty while ago , sir , and a E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you
know what mighty great Cob . you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car Mat
. How know'st thou that ? riage , and estimation , to talk of your turn in this Cob .
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Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my But men of thy condition feed on
sloth , words ? As doth the beetle on the dung she breeds in , Brain . Nothing , sir
, but wish my fortunes were Not caring how the metal of your minds as happy , as
...
Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my But men of thy condition feed on
sloth , words ? As doth the beetle on the dung she breeds in , Brain . Nothing , sir
, but wish my fortunes were Not caring how the metal of your minds as happy , as
...
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Than thou art aware of , Thomas . If thou You nust be then kept up close , and
well watch'd ! should'st For , give you opportunity , no quick - sand Reveal it , but
Devours or swallows swifter ! He , that lends Cash . How ! I reveal it ! His wife , if ...
Than thou art aware of , Thomas . If thou You nust be then kept up close , and
well watch'd ! should'st For , give you opportunity , no quick - sand Reveal it , but
Devours or swallows swifter ! He , that lends Cash . How ! I reveal it ! His wife , if ...
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I will not , sir . thought thou had'st been such an artificer ? Kite . I pray you have a
care on't . E. Kno . An artificer ? an architect ! Except a Or whether he come or no ,
if any other man had studied begging all his life - time , and Stranger , or else ...
I will not , sir . thought thou had'st been such an artificer ? Kite . I pray you have a
care on't . E. Kno . An artificer ? an architect ! Except a Or whether he come or no ,
if any other man had studied begging all his life - time , and Stranger , or else ...
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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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