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Page 68
Eh ! what's that of the Clin . Eh ! what the devil , attacked both by Spanish king ?
tell me , dear captain , tell me . sea and land ! -- Look ye , gentleinen , if I must
Fire . Sir , if you please to sit down , I'll tell be poisoned , pray let me chuse my
own ...
Eh ! what's that of the Clin . Eh ! what the devil , attacked both by Spanish king ?
tell me , dear captain , tell me . sea and land ! -- Look ye , gentleinen , if I must
Fire . Sir , if you please to sit down , I'll tell be poisoned , pray let me chuse my
own ...
Page 71
What the devil , Mr Jubilee , is it you ? acquire the envy of mankind , as well as
they the Pur . Bless me ! the gentleman's dead ! -- wonder of the world . Murder !
murder ! Wild . Ah ! now he coaxes-He will conquer , unless I relieve her in time ...
What the devil , Mr Jubilee , is it you ? acquire the envy of mankind , as well as
they the Pur . Bless me ! the gentleman's dead ! -- wonder of the world . Murder !
murder ! Wild . Ah ! now he coaxes-He will conquer , unless I relieve her in time ...
Page 86
Then sit you down , sir ; -and now tell me what's your business with me ? ... thee
what , child , thou art a very this tender , lovely , good - naturd , dear rogue ?
pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a Why , she sighs for thee , and cries
for ...
Then sit you down , sir ; -and now tell me what's your business with me ? ... thee
what , child , thou art a very this tender , lovely , good - naturd , dear rogue ?
pretty fellow , and I love thee heartily ; and a Why , she sighs for thee , and cries
for ...
Page 88
Come , sir , to let you see what little founAnd here he comes . dation you have for
your dear sufficiency , I'U take you to pieces . Enter Petit . Mir . And what piece
will you choose ? Pet . On , sir , more discoveries ! Are all friends Bis . Your heart
...
Come , sir , to let you see what little founAnd here he comes . dation you have for
your dear sufficiency , I'U take you to pieces . Enter Petit . Mir . And what piece
will you choose ? Pet . On , sir , more discoveries ! Are all friends Bis . Your heart
...
Page 95
What ails her ? Alir . Alas ! she's mad ! Ori . You ! you are Amadis de Gaul , sir ! -
Oh ! Dur . Mad ! dost wonder at that ? ... came from a whole world of mad women ,
that Take heed ; it comes now - What's that ? had alınost -What , is she dead ?
What ails her ? Alir . Alas ! she's mad ! Ori . You ! you are Amadis de Gaul , sir ! -
Oh ! Dur . Mad ! dost wonder at that ? ... came from a whole world of mad women ,
that Take heed ; it comes now - What's that ? had alınost -What , is she dead ?
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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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