The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 27
... Keep the peace , I charge you , in her majesty's name . Down . I obey thee . What must I do , officer ? Brain . Go before Mr Justice Clement , to an- swer what they can object against you , sir . I will use you kindly , sir . Clem . But ...
... Keep the peace , I charge you , in her majesty's name . Down . I obey thee . What must I do , officer ? Brain . Go before Mr Justice Clement , to an- swer what they can object against you , sir . I will use you kindly , sir . Clem . But ...
Page 29
... keep Cob and his wife company there : whom I will entreat first to be reconciled ; and you to endeavour with your wit to keep them so . Step . I will do my best . Clem . Call Master Kitely , and his wife , there . Enter KITELY and DAME ...
... keep Cob and his wife company there : whom I will entreat first to be reconciled ; and you to endeavour with your wit to keep them so . Step . I will do my best . Clem . Call Master Kitely , and his wife , there . Enter KITELY and DAME ...
Page 32
... 'thee , sweet soul , in all thy variation , Which body would'st thou choose , to keep up thy station ? And . Troth , this I am in , even here would I tarry . 13 Nan . ' Cause here the delight of each sex 39 [ JONSON . VOLPONE .
... 'thee , sweet soul , in all thy variation , Which body would'st thou choose , to keep up thy station ? And . Troth , this I am in , even here would I tarry . 13 Nan . ' Cause here the delight of each sex 39 [ JONSON . VOLPONE .
Page 34
... Keep you still , sir , go- Volt . But Mosca- Mos . Age will conquer . Volt . Pr'ythee hear me . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ? Mos . Are you ? I do beseech you , sir , you will vouchsafe To write me i ' your family . All my hopes ...
... Keep you still , sir , go- Volt . But Mosca- Mos . Age will conquer . Volt . Pr'ythee hear me . Am I inscribed his heir for certain ? Mos . Are you ? I do beseech you , sir , you will vouchsafe To write me i ' your family . All my hopes ...
Page 62
... keep me , ' till he share at least . To cozen him of all , were but a cheat his guts . 3 Mer . Come out , here . Per . ' Pray you , sir , creep a little . 1 Mer . Forth . 2 Mer . Yet farther . Per . Good sir , creep . 2 Mer . We'll see ...
... keep me , ' till he share at least . To cozen him of all , were but a cheat his guts . 3 Mer . Come out , here . Per . ' Pray you , sir , creep a little . 1 Mer . Forth . 2 Mer . Yet farther . Per . Good sir , creep . 2 Mer . We'll see ...
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