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It is true , and likely , unless he had done , he would never fear to have my father
may have as much patience as another it revealed . man ; for he takes much
physic ; and oft taking E. Kno . That's true : well , I thank thee , Brain- physic
makes a ...
It is true , and likely , unless he had done , he would never fear to have my father
may have as much patience as another it revealed . man ; for he takes much
physic ; and oft taking E. Kno . That's true : well , I thank thee , Brain- physic
makes a ...
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True , I am a gentleman , I know that , my arm here , and my – Young master ! and
his friend : but what though ? I pray you say , what cousin , master Stephen , as I
am a true counter- would you ask ? feit man of war , and no soldier ! ( Retires .
True , I am a gentleman , I know that , my arm here , and my – Young master ! and
his friend : but what though ? I pray you say , what cousin , master Stephen , as I
am a true counter- would you ask ? feit man of war , and no soldier ! ( Retires .
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I assure you , upon my reputation , it is communicate with you ; and conceive you
to be true , and yourself shall confess . a gentleman of some parts . I love few
words . E. Kno . You must bring me to the rack first . E. Kno . And I fewer , sir .
I assure you , upon my reputation , it is communicate with you ; and conceive you
to be true , and yourself shall confess . a gentleman of some parts . I love few
words . E. Kno . You must bring me to the rack first . E. Kno . And I fewer , sir .
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Step . Well , I will put it up ; but by — I have E. Kno . My father ! forgot the captain's
oath , I thought to have sworn Brain . Nay , never start ; ' tis true ; he has fol . by it )
an ' e'er I meet himlowed you over the fields by the foot , as you Well ...
Step . Well , I will put it up ; but by — I have E. Kno . My father ! forgot the captain's
oath , I thought to have sworn Brain . Nay , never start ; ' tis true ; he has fol . by it )
an ' e'er I meet himlowed you over the fields by the foot , as you Well ...
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Further , take it in the nature , in not the right grace . the true kind , so it makes an
antidote , that had Mit . Master Stephen , will you any ? By this you taken the most
deadly poisonous plant in all air , the most divine tobacco that ever I drunk !
Further , take it in the nature , in not the right grace . the true kind , so it makes an
antidote , that had Mit . Master Stephen , will you any ? By this you taken the most
deadly poisonous plant in all air , the most divine tobacco that ever I drunk !
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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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