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It would be worth you have taken him into your house , and , in one's while to
know him : pray Heaven this cantreturn , he gives over half your family to the ing
hypocrite has not got some beggarly rascal in devil . his eye for her . I must rid the
...
It would be worth you have taken him into your house , and , in one's while to
know him : pray Heaven this cantreturn , he gives over half your family to the ing
hypocrite has not got some beggarly rascal in devil . his eye for her . I must rid the
...
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Lamb . Why , you don't so much as seem mind disclose ; surprised . Quick as her
eyes , and as unfix'd as thoseChurl . No ; but I'm impatient , and that's as Darn .
Pray , madam , what is it ? well . Charl . Favours to none , to all she smiles erCol.
Lamb . Why , you don't so much as seem mind disclose ; surprised . Quick as her
eyes , and as unfix'd as thoseChurl . No ; but I'm impatient , and that's as Darn .
Pray , madam , what is it ? well . Charl . Favours to none , to all she smiles erCol.
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See , if the good man does -Above all sensual regards , he considers the not
wipe his eyes ... My heart is now set upon nothing remove this eye - sore - here ,
Charles ! sublunary ; and , ' I thank Heaven , I am so insenEnter SEYWARD .
sible to ...
See , if the good man does -Above all sensual regards , he considers the not
wipe his eyes ... My heart is now set upon nothing remove this eye - sore - here ,
Charles ! sublunary ; and , ' I thank Heaven , I am so insenEnter SEYWARD .
sible to ...
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-What I tell you , sir , is sanctified air ? true - these eyes , these ears , were
witgesses of Dr Cant . I know not what you mean , sir . I his audacious love ,
without the mention of my have been in discourse here with my good lady ,
sister's name ...
-What I tell you , sir , is sanctified air ? true - these eyes , these ears , were
witgesses of Dr Cant . I know not what you mean , sir . I his audacious love ,
without the mention of my have been in discourse here with my good lady ,
sister's name ...
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I'm sorry , sir , you have so mean an Was wrong'd by faithless inan ; opinion of my
affection , as to imagine it founded But now , glance eyes , plot brain , dissemble
face , upon your fortune . And , to convince you of your Lie tongue , and be a ...
I'm sorry , sir , you have so mean an Was wrong'd by faithless inan ; opinion of my
affection , as to imagine it founded But now , glance eyes , plot brain , dissemble
face , upon your fortune . And , to convince you of your Lie tongue , and be a ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: Comedies Volume 4 of The Modern British Drama, Walter Scott Volume 4 of The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Walter Scott |
| Editor | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2009 |
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