The British Drama: Comedies. 2 vW. Miller, 1804 |
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... turns by this . What hoa ! my stopple ! come . E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car- riage , and estimation , to talk of your turn in this company , and to me , alone , like a ...
... turns by this . What hoa ! my stopple ! come . E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car- riage , and estimation , to talk of your turn in this company , and to me , alone , like a ...
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... turn- ed ; So that I know not what to stay upon , And less to put in act . It shall be so . Nay , I dare build upon his secrecy ; He knows not to deceive me . Thomas ! Cash . Sir . But lend an oath to all this protestation ? He's no ...
... turn- ed ; So that I know not what to stay upon , And less to put in act . It shall be so . Nay , I dare build upon his secrecy ; He knows not to deceive me . Thomas ! Cash . Sir . But lend an oath to all this protestation ? He's no ...
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... ; and he , to turn monster of ingratitude , and strike his lawful host ! Well , I hope to raise up an host of fury Strike his lawful host ! [ Exit . SCENE I. - A room in KITELY's house . Enter 16 [ JONSON . BRITISH DRAMA .
... ; and he , to turn monster of ingratitude , and strike his lawful host ! Well , I hope to raise up an host of fury Strike his lawful host ! [ Exit . SCENE I. - A room in KITELY's house . Enter 16 [ JONSON . BRITISH DRAMA .
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... turn the corner , and came back to tell you , all goes well ; wind and tide , my master . Well . But how got'st thou this apparel of the justice's man ? Brain . Marry , sir , my proper fine penman would needs bestow the grist o ' me at ...
... turn the corner , and came back to tell you , all goes well ; wind and tide , my master . Well . But how got'st thou this apparel of the justice's man ? Brain . Marry , sir , my proper fine penman would needs bestow the grist o ' me at ...
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... turn , now , sir . Officer , I'll go with thee to the justi- ce's . Bring him along . Step . Why , is not here your cloak ? what would you have ? Down . I'll ha ' you answer it , sir . Brain . Sir , I'll take your sword , and this gen ...
... turn , now , sir . Officer , I'll go with thee to the justi- ce's . Bring him along . Step . Why , is not here your cloak ? what would you have ? Down . I'll ha ' you answer it , sir . Brain . Sir , I'll take your sword , and this gen ...
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