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Nay , pr'ythee know thy way , and leave From your own simple innocence ; which
makes Your wrong more monstrous and abhorr'd . But , I would be loth to
interchange discourse With such a mate as thou art . I now will tell you more .
This very ...
Nay , pr'ythee know thy way , and leave From your own simple innocence ; which
makes Your wrong more monstrous and abhorr'd . But , I would be loth to
interchange discourse With such a mate as thou art . I now will tell you more .
This very ...
Page 54
This young gentleTh ' unkind instrument to wrong another , man , And one she
knows not , ay , and to persevere ; I saw him land , this morning , at the port . In
my poor judgment , is not warranted Lady . Is't possible ! how has my judgment
From ...
This young gentleTh ' unkind instrument to wrong another , man , And one she
knows not , ay , and to persevere ; I saw him land , this morning , at the port . In
my poor judgment , is not warranted Lady . Is't possible ! how has my judgment
From ...
Page 64
Professeth , that the gentleman was wrong'd ; 4 Adoc . We have done ill by a
public officer And that the gentlewoman was brought thither , To send for him , if
he be heir . Forc'd by her husband , and there left . 2 dooc . For whom ? Voip .
Professeth , that the gentleman was wrong'd ; 4 Adoc . We have done ill by a
public officer And that the gentlewoman was brought thither , To send for him , if
he be heir . Forc'd by her husband , and there left . 2 dooc . For whom ? Voip .
Page 96
Nay , sir , you must And where I might have wrong'd your honour , tarry and have
not , Though he be ' scap't ; and answer by the ears , I claim some interest in your
love . You are , sir , They say , a widow , rich : and I am a bachelor Worth ...
Nay , sir , you must And where I might have wrong'd your honour , tarry and have
not , Though he be ' scap't ; and answer by the ears , I claim some interest in your
love . You are , sir , They say , a widow , rich : and I am a bachelor Worth ...
Page 110
What have you got there , temperance It was a wrong to hide so sweet an object .
into your company ? I could now chide ye , but it shall be thus , The spirit of peace
? we shall have wars No other anger ever touch your sweetness . Estif .
What have you got there , temperance It was a wrong to hide so sweet an object .
into your company ? I could now chide ye , but it shall be thus , The spirit of peace
? we shall have wars No other anger ever touch your sweetness . Estif .
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: Comedies Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama, Walter Scott Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Walter Scott |
| Editor | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2010 |
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