The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... speak of at this time . E. Kno . You speak very well , coz . Step . Nay , not so , neither ; you shall pardon me : but I speak to serve my turn . Mat . Thy lineage , monsieur Cob ? What li- neage ? What lineage ? Cob . Why , sir , an ...
... speak of at this time . E. Kno . You speak very well , coz . Step . Nay , not so , neither ; you shall pardon me : but I speak to serve my turn . Mat . Thy lineage , monsieur Cob ? What li- neage ? What lineage ? Cob . Why , sir , an ...
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... speak with you . Bob . A gentleman ! ' ods so , I'm not within . Tib . My husband told him you were , sir . Bob . What a plague - what meant he ? Mat . [ Within . ] Captain Bobadil ! Bob . Who's there ? -Take away the bason , good ...
... speak with you . Bob . A gentleman ! ' ods so , I'm not within . Tib . My husband told him you were , sir . Bob . What a plague - what meant he ? Mat . [ Within . ] Captain Bobadil ! Bob . Who's there ? -Take away the bason , good ...
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... speak to him , and tell him how he disquiets your house ? Kite . O , there are divers reasons to dissuade , brother ; But , would yourself vouchsafe to travail in it , Though but with plain and easy circumstance , It would both come ...
... speak to him , and tell him how he disquiets your house ? Kite . O , there are divers reasons to dissuade , brother ; But , would yourself vouchsafe to travail in it , Though but with plain and easy circumstance , It would both come ...
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... Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my words ? Brain . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were as happy , as my service should be honest . Kno . Well , follow me ; I will prove thee , if thy deeds will carry a proportion to ...
... Speak plainly , man : what think'st thou of my words ? Brain . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were as happy , as my service should be honest . Kno . Well , follow me ; I will prove thee , if thy deeds will carry a proportion to ...
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... speak with you . Kite . With me ! Art thou sure it is the jus- tice's clerk ? Where is he ? Enter BRAIN - WORM as FORMAL . Who are you , friend ? Brain . An appendix to Justice Clement , vul- garly called his clerk . Kite . What are ...
... speak with you . Kite . With me ! Art thou sure it is the jus- tice's clerk ? Where is he ? Enter BRAIN - WORM as FORMAL . Who are you , friend ? Brain . An appendix to Justice Clement , vul- garly called his clerk . Kite . What are ...
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