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Page 38
Oh , by no means in the world , sir . laugh heartily - By Jupiter Ammon , I'll go Wild
. ... Zauns , sir , I'll kill know what you mean by your madmen , and your any man
for treading upon my corns ; and there beaux , and your quality -- they're all ...
Oh , by no means in the world , sir . laugh heartily - By Jupiter Ammon , I'll go Wild
. ... Zauns , sir , I'll kill know what you mean by your madmen , and your any man
for treading upon my corns ; and there beaux , and your quality -- they're all ...
Page 41
What the devil does he mean now ? Lure . Thus the noble poet spoke truth :
Stand . Have you given Sir Harry the note , Nothing suits worse with vice than
want of sense : fellow ? Fools are still wicked at their own expence . Clir . sen .
The note ...
What the devil does he mean now ? Lure . Thus the noble poet spoke truth :
Stand . Have you given Sir Harry the note , Nothing suits worse with vice than
want of sense : fellow ? Fools are still wicked at their own expence . Clir . sen .
The note ...
Page 47
I'm the Lady Lurewell's nurse . May honour rule , and never fall betray'd , Lure .
What noise is this ? But vice be caught in nets for virtue laid . But . Here is an old
succubus , madam , that [ Exil . ACT V. means were you made acquainted with
his ...
I'm the Lady Lurewell's nurse . May honour rule , and never fall betray'd , Lure .
What noise is this ? But vice be caught in nets for virtue laid . But . Here is an old
succubus , madam , that [ Exil . ACT V. means were you made acquainted with
his ...
Page 59
Oh ! I was just dead of a consumption , they mean by a heretic woman ? till the
sweet smoke of Cheapside , and the dear Dick . I don't know ; some sort of
cannibal , I perfume of Fleet - ditch , made me a man again . believe . I know
there are ...
Oh ! I was just dead of a consumption , they mean by a heretic woman ? till the
sweet smoke of Cheapside , and the dear Dick . I don't know ; some sort of
cannibal , I perfume of Fleet - ditch , made me a man again . believe . I know
there are ...
Page 68
What d'ye mean , sir ? Clin . Pray , colonel , what have I done to be Clin . The
lady's critical minute , sir - Sir , your burned alive ? humble servant . [ Going .
Stand . Drink , sir , I say - Brother , manage him : Fire . Well , the death of this
Spanish ...
What d'ye mean , sir ? Clin . Pray , colonel , what have I done to be Clin . The
lady's critical minute , sir - Sir , your burned alive ? humble servant . [ Going .
Stand . Drink , sir , I say - Brother , manage him : Fire . Well , the death of this
Spanish ...
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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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