The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 70
... eyes the lie . Enter SHARK , PARLY , and another , with CLIN-. Wild . Why , then , madam , to give you my true sentiments of wedlock : I had a lady that I mar- ried by chance , she was virtuous by chance , and I loved her by great chance ...
... eyes the lie . Enter SHARK , PARLY , and another , with CLIN-. Wild . Why , then , madam , to give you my true sentiments of wedlock : I had a lady that I mar- ried by chance , she was virtuous by chance , and I loved her by great chance ...
Page 81
... eyes or if they cry - What d'ye mean ? What d'ye take me for ? -Fie , sir , remember who I am , sir- -A person of quality to be used at this rate ! ' Egad , I'm struck as flat as a frying - pan . Mir . Words of course ! never mind them ...
... eyes or if they cry - What d'ye mean ? What d'ye take me for ? -Fie , sir , remember who I am , sir- -A person of quality to be used at this rate ! ' Egad , I'm struck as flat as a frying - pan . Mir . Words of course ! never mind them ...
Page 85
... eye - brows . Dur . Nay , I shall match her in philosophical ogles , faith ; that's my talent : I can talk best , you must ... eyes , and ruin our complexions . [ Throws away the book . Dur . Eh ! the devil such a word there is in all ...
... eye - brows . Dur . Nay , I shall match her in philosophical ogles , faith ; that's my talent : I can talk best , you must ... eyes , and ruin our complexions . [ Throws away the book . Dur . Eh ! the devil such a word there is in all ...
Page 92
... eyes , through an iron grate , fire double upon them , with view and disguise . But I must be gone upon my af- fairs I have brought my captain about again . Ori . But why will you trouble yourself with that coxcomb ? : Bis . Because he ...
... eyes , through an iron grate , fire double upon them , with view and disguise . But I must be gone upon my af- fairs I have brought my captain about again . Ori . But why will you trouble yourself with that coxcomb ? : Bis . Because he ...
Page 93
... eyes that drew this passion in , shall send it out in tears ; to which now hear my vow . Mir . [ Discovering himself . ] No , my fair angel , but let me repent ; here on my knees behold the criminal that vows repentance his . - Ha ! No ...
... eyes that drew this passion in , shall send it out in tears ; to which now hear my vow . Mir . [ Discovering himself . ] No , my fair angel , but let me repent ; here on my knees behold the criminal that vows repentance his . - Ha ! No ...
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