The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Volp . He is welcome . Pray him to come more often . Mos . Yes . Volt . What says he ? Mos . He thanks you , and desires you to see him often . Volp . Mosca . Mos . My patron ? C Volp . Bring him near ; where is he ? JONSON . ] 33 VOLPONE .
... Volp . He is welcome . Pray him to come more often . Mos . Yes . Volt . What says he ? Mos . He thanks you , and desires you to see him often . Volp . Mosca . Mos . My patron ? C Volp . Bring him near ; where is he ? JONSON . ] 33 VOLPONE .
Page 34
... Bring him near ; where is he ? I long to feel his hand . Mos . The plate is here , sir . Volt . How fare you , sir ? Volp . I thank you , signior Voltore . Where is the plate ? mine eyes are bad . Volt . I'm sorry To see you still thus ...
... Bring him near ; where is he ? I long to feel his hand . Mos . The plate is here , sir . Volt . How fare you , sir ? Volp . I thank you , signior Voltore . Where is the plate ? mine eyes are bad . Volt . I'm sorry To see you still thus ...
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... bring you ( I dare not say where you shall see , but ) where Your ear shall be a witness of the deed ; Hear yourself written bastard ; and profess'd The common issue of the earth . Bon . I'm ' maz'd ! Mos . Sir , if I do it not , draw ...
... bring you ( I dare not say where you shall see , but ) where Your ear shall be a witness of the deed ; Hear yourself written bastard ; and profess'd The common issue of the earth . Bon . I'm ' maz'd ! Mos . Sir , if I do it not , draw ...
Page 54
... bring you to her . This young gentle- man , I saw him land , this morning , at the port . Lady . Is't possible ! how has my judgment wandered ! Sir , I must , blushing , say to you , I have erred ; And plead your pardon . Per . What ...
... bring you to her . This young gentle- man , I saw him land , this morning , at the port . Lady . Is't possible ! how has my judgment wandered ! Sir , I must , blushing , say to you , I have erred ; And plead your pardon . Per . What ...
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... bring you his habit . Volp . A rare disguise , and answering thy brain ! 0 , I will be a sharp disease unto ' em . Mos . Sir , you must look for curses-- Volp . ' Till they burst ; The fox fares ever best , when he is curst . SCENE IV ...
... bring you his habit . Volp . A rare disguise , and answering thy brain ! 0 , I will be a sharp disease unto ' em . Mos . Sir , you must look for curses-- Volp . ' Till they burst ; The fox fares ever best , when he is curst . SCENE IV ...
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