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What can this mean ? Is it possible you As she is going out , enter STERLING .
can have any reasons ... acquiring nobility or mag . Sterl . Yourself ! eh , Lovewell
? nificence , can ever make him forego — and these Lov . With your pleasure , sir
...
What can this mean ? Is it possible you As she is going out , enter STERLING .
can have any reasons ... acquiring nobility or mag . Sterl . Yourself ! eh , Lovewell
? nificence , can ever make him forego — and these Lov . With your pleasure , sir
...
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mise you . Sterl . Psha ! psha ! that's another thing , you Mr Sterling . ' ( Reading . ]
Mercy on me ! his lordknow . - Where money or interest is concerned , ship writes
a worse hand than a boy at his exerfriendship is quite out of the question . cise ...
mise you . Sterl . Psha ! psha ! that's another thing , you Mr Sterling . ' ( Reading . ]
Mercy on me ! his lordknow . - Where money or interest is concerned , ship writes
a worse hand than a boy at his exerfriendship is quite out of the question . cise ...
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EP brink of marriage , fortune , title - But I had forgot Miss Sterl . Never do I desire
it - never , my -There's that dear sweet creature , Mr Lovewell , dear Fanny , I
promise you . Oh , how I long to in the case . You would not break your faith with
be ...
EP brink of marriage , fortune , title - But I had forgot Miss Sterl . Never do I desire
it - never , my -There's that dear sweet creature , Mr Lovewell , dear Fanny , I
promise you . Oh , how I long to in the case . You would not break your faith with
be ...
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Miss Sterl . In my mind , the old lord , his uncle , Mrs Heidel . Well - well - Mr
Lovewell may has ten times more gallantry ... Be gone then ! fly , this instant ! was
dragged but yesterday morning - There's -Where's my brother Sterling ? carp and
...
Miss Sterl . In my mind , the old lord , his uncle , Mrs Heidel . Well - well - Mr
Lovewell may has ten times more gallantry ... Be gone then ! fly , this instant ! was
dragged but yesterday morning - There's -Where's my brother Sterling ? carp and
...
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Sterl . Pox on't , it's almost dark - It will be too ever , I will carry them to take a peep
at my fine late to go round the garden this evening . --How- | canal at least , I am
determined . Exil . ACT II . SCENE I. – An Anti - chamber to Lord OGLEBY's for ...
Sterl . Pox on't , it's almost dark - It will be too ever , I will carry them to take a peep
at my fine late to go round the garden this evening . --How- | canal at least , I am
determined . Exil . ACT II . SCENE I. – An Anti - chamber to Lord OGLEBY's for ...
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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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