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Charl . Once in your life perhaps you may . Chart . Let him come in.Your servant ,
Dr Cant . Nay , let us be plain . Would you sir . - Give us chairs , Betty , and leave
the room.( Exit Betty . ) — Sir , there's a seat . What Charl . You're mighty nice ...
Charl . Once in your life perhaps you may . Chart . Let him come in.Your servant ,
Dr Cant . Nay , let us be plain . Would you sir . - Give us chairs , Betty , and leave
the room.( Exit Betty . ) — Sir , there's a seat . What Charl . You're mighty nice ...
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I once , madam , hoped the honour of Enter LUREWELL , and her Maid PARLY .
defending you from all injuries , through a title to Lure . Parly , my pocket - book -
let me see your lovely person , but now my love must attend Madrid , Paris ...
I once , madam , hoped the honour of Enter LUREWELL , and her Maid PARLY .
defending you from all injuries , through a title to Lure . Parly , my pocket - book -
let me see your lovely person , but now my love must attend Madrid , Paris ...
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After all the he loves me too , because he's soon jealous , and binding oaths of
constancy , joining hands , ex soon satisfied . But he's a man still . When I
changing hearts , I gave him a ring with this motto : once tried his pulse about
marriage ...
After all the he loves me too , because he's soon jealous , and binding oaths of
constancy , joining hands , ex soon satisfied . But he's a man still . When I
changing hearts , I gave him a ring with this motto : once tried his pulse about
marriage ...
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I tell you once more , colonel , that I Enter Constable . am a baronet , and bave
eight thousand pounds a = year . I can dance , sing , ride , fence , understand
Const . Hold , neighbours , I command the peace . the languages - Now I cann't ...
I tell you once more , colonel , that I Enter Constable . am a baronet , and bave
eight thousand pounds a = year . I can dance , sing , ride , fence , understand
Const . Hold , neighbours , I command the peace . the languages - Now I cann't ...
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Alack - a - day , sir , I never seems what I still suspected him : but his honesty
killed any man , but a carrier's horse once . once mistrusted spoils his knavery .
But will Clin . Then you shall certainly be hanged ; but you be convinced , if our
plot ...
Alack - a - day , sir , I never seems what I still suspected him : but his honesty
killed any man , but a carrier's horse once . once mistrusted spoils his knavery .
But will Clin . Then you shall certainly be hanged ; but you be convinced , if our
plot ...
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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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