The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... gone . Cash , If you suspect my faith- Kite . I do not - say no more -- and , for my sake , let it die and be forgotten - Have you seen your mistress , and heard -- whence was that noise ? Cash . Your brother , Master Well - bred , is ...
... gone . Cash , If you suspect my faith- Kite . I do not - say no more -- and , for my sake , let it die and be forgotten - Have you seen your mistress , and heard -- whence was that noise ? Cash . Your brother , Master Well - bred , is ...
Page 24
... gone forth , sir . Kite . How ! is my wife gone forth ? Whither , for Heaven's sake ? Bridg . She's gone abroad with Thomas . Kite . Abroad with Thomas ! Oh , that villain cheats me ! He has discovered all unto my wife ; Beast that i ...
... gone forth , sir . Kite . How ! is my wife gone forth ? Whither , for Heaven's sake ? Bridg . She's gone abroad with Thomas . Kite . Abroad with Thomas ! Oh , that villain cheats me ! He has discovered all unto my wife ; Beast that i ...
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... gone , Put business i ' your face . Volp . Excellent Mosca ! Come hither , let me kiss thee . Mos . Keep you still , sir , go- Volt . But Mosca- Mos . Age will conquer . Volt . Pr'ythee hear me . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ...
... gone , Put business i ' your face . Volp . Excellent Mosca ! Come hither , let me kiss thee . Mos . Keep you still , sir , go- Volt . But Mosca- Mos . Age will conquer . Volt . Pr'ythee hear me . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ...
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... gone home , that wishes to live longer ! Feels not his gout , nor palsy , feigns himself Younger by scores of years , flatters his age , With confident belying it , hopes he may With charms , like son , have his youth re- stored : And ...
... gone home , that wishes to live longer ! Feels not his gout , nor palsy , feigns himself Younger by scores of years , flatters his age , With confident belying it , hopes he may With charms , like son , have his youth re- stored : And ...
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... gone . Corv . I will not trouble him now , to take my pearl ? Mos . Puh , nor your diamond . What a need- less care Is this afflicts you ? Is not all here yours ? Am not I here ? whom you have made your creature ? That owe my being to ...
... gone . Corv . I will not trouble him now , to take my pearl ? Mos . Puh , nor your diamond . What a need- less care Is this afflicts you ? Is not all here yours ? Am not I here ? whom you have made your creature ? That owe my being to ...
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