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Believe me , it is not . say . Cash . Sir , I do believe you . E. Kno . Tut , he bas
more of these shifts . Kite . By Heaven ! it is not , that's enough . Brain . And yet
where I have one , the broker But , Thomas , has ten , sir . I would not you should
utter it ...
Believe me , it is not . say . Cash . Sir , I do believe you . E. Kno . Tut , he bas
more of these shifts . Kite . By Heaven ! it is not , that's enough . Brain . And yet
where I have one , the broker But , Thomas , has ten , sir . I would not you should
utter it ...
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Faith , and I'll have a fing at him , at my our gallants , pitying to hurt them , believe
me . distance . Yet all this lenity will not overcome their spleen ; they will be doing
with the pismire , raising a hill , Enter DOWNRIGHT , walking over the Stage . a ...
Faith , and I'll have a fing at him , at my our gallants , pitying to hurt them , believe
me . distance . Yet all this lenity will not overcome their spleen ; they will be doing
with the pismire , raising a hill , Enter DOWNRIGHT , walking over the Stage . a ...
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Believe me , ' tis your fancy's imposition ; E. Kno . Aye , like enough , I have heard
of shut up your generous mind from such intruders many that have been beaten
under a planet . Go , -I'll hazard all my growing favour with you ; get you to a ...
Believe me , ' tis your fancy's imposition ; E. Kno . Aye , like enough , I have heard
of shut up your generous mind from such intruders many that have been beaten
under a planet . Go , -I'll hazard all my growing favour with you ; get you to a ...
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I had rather thou should'st prefer thy home , Believe it , she is - Let her not note
your hu- And me , to toys and such like vanities . mour ; Dume . But sure , my dear
, Disperse the gloom upon your brow , and be A wife may moderately use these ...
I had rather thou should'st prefer thy home , Believe it , she is - Let her not note
your hu- And me , to toys and such like vanities . mour ; Dume . But sure , my dear
, Disperse the gloom upon your brow , and be A wife may moderately use these ...
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I do believe it . With confident belying it , hopes he may Corb . Do you not believe
it ? With charms , like Ęson , have his youth reMos . Yes , sir . stored : Coró .
Mine own project . And with these thoughts so battens , as if fate Dios . Which
when ...
I do believe it . With confident belying it , hopes he may Corb . Do you not believe
it ? With charms , like Ęson , have his youth reMos . Yes , sir . stored : Coró .
Mine own project . And with these thoughts so battens , as if fate Dios . Which
when ...
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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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