The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... live . I'll sit in a barn with Madge Howlet , and catch mice first . Sca- venger ! Heart , and I'll go near to fill that huge tumbrel - slop of yours , with somewhat , an ' I have good luck . Your Garagantua breech cannot car- ry it ...
... live . I'll sit in a barn with Madge Howlet , and catch mice first . Sca- venger ! Heart , and I'll go near to fill that huge tumbrel - slop of yours , with somewhat , an ' I have good luck . Your Garagantua breech cannot car- ry it ...
Page 10
... live with shame however , vouchsafe to remember , it is my want speaks , not myself . This condition a- grees not with my spirit . E. Kno . Where hast thou served ? Brain . May it please you , sir , in all the late wars of Bohemia ...
... live with shame however , vouchsafe to remember , it is my want speaks , not myself . This condition a- grees not with my spirit . E. Kno . Where hast thou served ? Brain . May it please you , sir , in all the late wars of Bohemia ...
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... live ! What mistresses we keep ! at what expence ! In our son's eyes ! Where they may handle our gifts , Hear our lascivious courtships , see our dalliance , Taste of the same provoking meats with us , To ruin of our state ! Nay , when ...
... live ! What mistresses we keep ! at what expence ! In our son's eyes ! Where they may handle our gifts , Hear our lascivious courtships , see our dalliance , Taste of the same provoking meats with us , To ruin of our state ! Nay , when ...
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... live for this , my dear fury . Now I see there's some love in thee ! Sirrah , these be the two I writ to thee of . Nay , what a drowsy hu- mour is this now ! Why dost thou not speak ? E. Kno . Oh , you are a fine gallant ; you sent me a ...
... live for this , my dear fury . Now I see there's some love in thee ! Sirrah , these be the two I writ to thee of . Nay , what a drowsy hu- mour is this now ! Why dost thou not speak ? E. Kno . Oh , you are a fine gallant ; you sent me a ...
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... live avoid this prolixity . Mat . I shall , sir . Rare creature ! let me speak without offence : Would Heaven my rude words had the influence To rule thy thoughts , as thy fair looks do mine , Then shouldst thou be his prisoner , who is ...
... live avoid this prolixity . Mat . I shall , sir . Rare creature ! let me speak without offence : Would Heaven my rude words had the influence To rule thy thoughts , as thy fair looks do mine , Then shouldst thou be his prisoner , who is ...
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