The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 73
... What made you fly your country ? Mar. My religion , monsieur . Wild . So you fled from your religion out of France ... What's the matter ? Fire . Breeding , breeding , sir . Par . Oh , sir ! we're frightened to death : here has been ...
... What made you fly your country ? Mar. My religion , monsieur . Wild . So you fled from your religion out of France ... What's the matter ? Fire . Breeding , breeding , sir . Par . Oh , sir ! we're frightened to death : here has been ...
Page 86
... what , child , thou art a very pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a very great villain , and I hate thee ... What's your errand ? Quick , quick ; dispatch - Odso , may be you are some gentleman's servant that has brought me a ...
... what , child , thou art a very pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a very great villain , and I hate thee ... What's your errand ? Quick , quick ; dispatch - Odso , may be you are some gentleman's servant that has brought me a ...
Page 88
... what to say to him . - The devil - What's Virgil to do with us , sir ? propos Mir . Very much , madam ; the most à in the world - for what should I chop upon , but the very place where the perjured rogue of a lo- ver and the forsaken ...
... what to say to him . - The devil - What's Virgil to do with us , sir ? propos Mir . Very much , madam ; the most à in the world - for what should I chop upon , but the very place where the perjured rogue of a lo- ver and the forsaken ...
Page 95
... What's that ? - Pray stand away : I have seen that face sure . -How light my head is ! Mir . What piercing charms has beauty , even in madness ! these sudden starts of undigested words shoot through my soul , with more persua- sive ...
... What's that ? - Pray stand away : I have seen that face sure . -How light my head is ! Mir . What piercing charms has beauty , even in madness ! these sudden starts of undigested words shoot through my soul , with more persua- sive ...
Page 111
... What's this written about ? here's a posy , I believe . Ca - ro - lus ! -what's that , serjeant ? Kite . O ! Carolus ! why , Carolus is Latin for King George ; that's all . Cost . ' Tis a fine thing to be a scollard - Ser- jeant , will ...
... What's this written about ? here's a posy , I believe . Ca - ro - lus ! -what's that , serjeant ? Kite . O ! Carolus ! why , Carolus is Latin for King George ; that's all . Cost . ' Tis a fine thing to be a scollard - Ser- jeant , will ...
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