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Charl . Oh , here he comes himself ; he'll tell Sir J. Lamb . Dear son , what is this ?
you more . Col. Lamb . ... Come , sir , lead me where you please . of charitable
uses , which he secretly converted Col. Lamb . Secure your prisoner . to his own .
Charl . Oh , here he comes himself ; he'll tell Sir J. Lamb . Dear son , what is this ?
you more . Col. Lamb . ... Come , sir , lead me where you please . of charitable
uses , which he secretly converted Col. Lamb . Secure your prisoner . to his own .
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Nay , for that matter , let but a single Wild . Come , gentlemen , the news , the
news drum beat up for volunteers between Ludgate o'th ' town , for I'm just arrived
. and Charing - Cross , and I shall undoubtedly hear Viz . Why , in the city - end o'
th ...
Nay , for that matter , let but a single Wild . Come , gentlemen , the news , the
news drum beat up for volunteers between Ludgate o'th ' town , for I'm just arrived
. and Charing - Cross , and I shall undoubtedly hear Viz . Why , in the city - end o'
th ...
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But what satisfaction can I get of him ? both our honours ; you must therefore be
dis-Oh , here he comes ! guised , Mr ... Come , come , sir , these evasions won't
purpose , my little coquet ; I love to be disguised ; serve your turn ; I must have ...
But what satisfaction can I get of him ? both our honours ; you must therefore be
dis-Oh , here he comes ! guised , Mr ... Come , come , sir , these evasions won't
purpose , my little coquet ; I love to be disguised ; serve your turn ; I must have ...
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LUREWELL comes down with CLINCHER Senior . I know no ... —Here , you air ;
I saw him come in here this morning , and friend . did imagine he might be here
still , if he is not Enter ERRAND , in CLINCHER Senior's Clothes . gone . Lure .
LUREWELL comes down with CLINCHER Senior . I know no ... —Here , you air ;
I saw him come in here this morning , and friend . did imagine he might be here
still , if he is not Enter ERRAND , in CLINCHER Senior's Clothes . gone . Lure .
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... manage every body sighed and conquered . ( Weeps . that comes in your way .
Par . A - lack - a - day , poor fifteen . ( Weeps . Lure . No , Parly ; those men ,
whose preten . Lure . He swore that he would come down from sions I found just
and ...
... manage every body sighed and conquered . ( Weeps . that comes in your way .
Par . A - lack - a - day , poor fifteen . ( Weeps . Lure . No , Parly ; those men ,
whose preten . Lure . He swore that he would come down from sions I found just
and ...
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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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