The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... fellow ? Clin . sen . The note ! what note ? Stand . The letter , blockhead , which I sent by you to Sir Harry Wildair ; have you seen him ? Clin . sen . Oh , Lord , what shall I say now ? Seen him ? Yes , sir - No , sir . — I have ...
... fellow ? Clin . sen . The note ! what note ? Stand . The letter , blockhead , which I sent by you to Sir Harry Wildair ; have you seen him ? Clin . sen . Oh , Lord , what shall I say now ? Seen him ? Yes , sir - No , sir . — I have ...
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... fellow ought not to reflect on those who have been real sufferers for their religion . - But take no notice . Be sure only to inform me of all that passes . There's more ear- nest for you : be rich and faithful . [ Exit STANDARD . Par ...
... fellow ought not to reflect on those who have been real sufferers for their religion . - But take no notice . Be sure only to inform me of all that passes . There's more ear- nest for you : be rich and faithful . [ Exit STANDARD . Par ...
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... fellow ; for Gad's sake hold : if thou touch my clothes with that tobacco breath of thine , I shall poison the whole ... fellow , a very pretty fellow , a likely fellow , and a handsome Lure . Look ye , Sir Harry ; I am FARQUHAR . ] 61 ...
... fellow ; for Gad's sake hold : if thou touch my clothes with that tobacco breath of thine , I shall poison the whole ... fellow , a very pretty fellow , a likely fellow , and a handsome Lure . Look ye , Sir Harry ; I am FARQUHAR . ] 61 ...
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fellow ; I find nothing like a monster about him : I would fain see his forehead though -- Sir , your humble servant . Stand . Yours , sir.- -But why d'ye stare so in my face ? Ban . I was told , sir , that the lady Lurewell's husband ...
fellow ; I find nothing like a monster about him : I would fain see his forehead though -- Sir , your humble servant . Stand . Yours , sir.- -But why d'ye stare so in my face ? Ban . I was told , sir , that the lady Lurewell's husband ...
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... fellow , that will rather make us diversion . Fire . Diversion ! ay . Why , I'll knock him down for diversion . Stand . No , no ; pr'ythee be quiet ; I gave him a surfeit of intriguing some months ago , before I was married.Here , bid ...
... fellow , that will rather make us diversion . Fire . Diversion ! ay . Why , I'll knock him down for diversion . Stand . No , no ; pr'ythee be quiet ; I gave him a surfeit of intriguing some months ago , before I was married.Here , bid ...
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