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O , Dorinda , Dorinda ! a fine whole economy of my bed , leaves me half - naked ,
woman may do any thing in London . O my conand my whole night's comfort is
the tuneable science , she may raise an army of forty thousand serenade of that ...
O , Dorinda , Dorinda ! a fine whole economy of my bed , leaves me half - naked ,
woman may do any thing in London . O my conand my whole night's comfort is
the tuneable science , she may raise an army of forty thousand serenade of that ...
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Ladies , shall I beg leave for my servant Foig . Dat is according as you shall tauk
it.to wait upon you , for he understands pictures If you receive the money before -
hand , ' twill be logice , a bribe ; but if you stay till afterwards , Mrs Sul . Sir , we ...
Ladies , shall I beg leave for my servant Foig . Dat is according as you shall tauk
it.to wait upon you , for he understands pictures If you receive the money before -
hand , ' twill be logice , a bribe ; but if you stay till afterwards , Mrs Sul . Sir , we ...
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Arch . If this be impudence , ( Kneels ] I leave to your partial self : no panting
pilgrim , after a Enter Mrs SULLEN and DORINDA , undressed : tedious , painful
voyage , e'er bow'd before his saint with more devotion . a lable und lights . Alrs
Sul .
Arch . If this be impudence , ( Kneels ] I leave to your partial self : no panting
pilgrim , after a Enter Mrs SULLEN and DORINDA , undressed : tedious , painful
voyage , e'er bow'd before his saint with more devotion . a lable und lights . Alrs
Sul .
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Will you leave me ? Arch . Run to Gipsey's chamber , there you'll Arch . Leave
you ! Lord , madam , did you not find the doctor ; bring him hither presently .
command me to be gone just now , upon pain of ( Exit SCRUB , running . your
immortal ...
Will you leave me ? Arch . Run to Gipsey's chamber , there you'll Arch . Leave
you ! Lord , madam , did you not find the doctor ; bring him hither presently .
command me to be gone just now , upon pain of ( Exit SCRUB , running . your
immortal ...
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misfortunes in England are such as make you horse and foot - Down the back
stairs , and so justly regret your leaving that place . out . Exeunt . L. Hurdy . There
is a person in England may Ladies . Ay , ay . make those losses insensible to me
.
misfortunes in England are such as make you horse and foot - Down the back
stairs , and so justly regret your leaving that place . out . Exeunt . L. Hurdy . There
is a person in England may Ladies . Ay , ay . make those losses insensible to me
.
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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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