The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 80
... captain , hatching as warmly over a tub of ice , as two hen pheasants over a brood - they would not let me bespeak any thing , for they had dined before I came . Dug . Come , sir , you shall serve my sister ; I shall still continue kind ...
... captain , hatching as warmly over a tub of ice , as two hen pheasants over a brood - they would not let me bespeak any thing , for they had dined before I came . Dug . Come , sir , you shall serve my sister ; I shall still continue kind ...
Page 81
... Captain Duretete , by the blood of the Mirabels , I'm yours . Well , my lads , ye look bravely , faith . Bob , hast ... captain will tell you . Dur . No , sir , your son will tell you . Mir . The captain was in the action , sir . Dur ...
... Captain Duretete , by the blood of the Mirabels , I'm yours . Well , my lads , ye look bravely , faith . Bob , hast ... captain will tell you . Dur . No , sir , your son will tell you . Mir . The captain was in the action , sir . Dur ...
Page 83
... captain . Dur . I had much rather have her dumb . Mir . The gravity of your air , madam , pro- mises some extraordinary fruits from your study , which moves us with curiosity to enquire the subject of your ladyship's contemplation ...
... captain . Dur . I had much rather have her dumb . Mir . The gravity of your air , madam , pro- mises some extraordinary fruits from your study , which moves us with curiosity to enquire the subject of your ladyship's contemplation ...
Page 91
... captain . Hey ! they run , they run ; victoria ! victoria ! -Ha , ha , ha ! how happy am I in an excellent friend ! -Tell me of your virtuosos and men of sense - a parcel of sour - faced , splenetic rogues ! -A man of my thin ...
... captain . Hey ! they run , they run ; victoria ! victoria ! -Ha , ha , ha ! how happy am I in an excellent friend ! -Tell me of your virtuosos and men of sense - a parcel of sour - faced , splenetic rogues ! -A man of my thin ...
Page 92
... captain about again . Ori . But why will you trouble yourself with that coxcomb ? : Bis . Because he is a coxcomb : Had I not bet- ter have a lover like him , that I can make an ass of , than a lover like yours , to make a fool of me ...
... captain about again . Ori . But why will you trouble yourself with that coxcomb ? : Bis . Because he is a coxcomb : Had I not bet- ter have a lover like him , that I can make an ass of , than a lover like yours , to make a fool of me ...
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