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Sir , an ' I thought you had , I would talk pery ; change an old shirt for a whole
smock with you , and that presently . with us : Do not conceive that antipathy
beSerr . Good master Stephen , so you may , sir , tween us and i logsden , as was
...
Sir , an ' I thought you had , I would talk pery ; change an old shirt for a whole
smock with you , and that presently . with us : Do not conceive that antipathy
beSerr . Good master Stephen , so you may , sir , tween us and i logsden , as was
...
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I have a shrewd guess what he thought . Well . What , what ? Enter Young Kno'
well and STEPHEN . E. Kno . Marry , that thou art some strange , Well . No
question you do , or you do not , sir . dissolute young fellow , and I not a grain or
two Ned ...
I have a shrewd guess what he thought . Well . What , what ? Enter Young Kno'
well and STEPHEN . E. Kno . Marry , that thou art some strange , Well . No
question you do , or you do not , sir . dissolute young fellow , and I not a grain or
two Ned ...
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Being free master of my own free thoughts , Cob . ... Are you rhyme - given too ?
of villany that can be thought of . ... Would Heaven my rude words had the
influence you'd mad the patient'st body in the world , to To rule thy thoughts , as
thy fair ...
Being free master of my own free thoughts , Cob . ... Are you rhyme - given too ?
of villany that can be thought of . ... Would Heaven my rude words had the
influence you'd mad the patient'st body in the world , to To rule thy thoughts , as
thy fair ...
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Had I thought it had been he , he must Lation ! Not seen . not have gone so : but I
can hardly be induced E. Kno , O , but your skill , sir ! to believe it was he yet , Bob
. Indeed , that might be some loss ; but E. Kno . That I think , sir . But see , he is ...
Had I thought it had been he , he must Lation ! Not seen . not have gone so : but I
can hardly be induced E. Kno , O , but your skill , sir ! to believe it was he yet , Bob
. Indeed , that might be some loss ; but E. Kno . That I think , sir . But see , he is ...
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I thought so . Heard him protest , that your physician Mos . Yes , and presented
him this piece of plate . Should never be his heir . Corb . To be his heir ? Corb .
Not I his heir ? Mos . I do not know , sir . Mos . Not your physician , sir . Corb .
True , I ...
I thought so . Heard him protest , that your physician Mos . Yes , and presented
him this piece of plate . Should never be his heir . Corb . To be his heir ? Corb .
Not I his heir ? Mos . I do not know , sir . Mos . Not your physician , sir . Corb .
True , I ...
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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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