English Plays, 1660-1820, 1. köideHarper & Brothers, 1935 - 1157 pages |
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... cou'd you endure ' em ? Bell . Now to carry on my Plot , nothing but love cou'd make me capable of so much falshood ; [ Aside . ] ' Tis time to begin , lest 20 Dorimant shou'd come before her Jealousie has stung her ; [ Laughs and then ...
... cou'd you endure ' em ? Bell . Now to carry on my Plot , nothing but love cou'd make me capable of so much falshood ; [ Aside . ] ' Tis time to begin , lest 20 Dorimant shou'd come before her Jealousie has stung her ; [ Laughs and then ...
Page 210
... cou'd wish , Sir . Man . So , I told thee what thou wert fit for , and thou wou'dst not believe me . Come , thank me for bringing thee acquainted with thy Genius . Well , thou hast mollifi'd her heart for me ? Fid . No , Sir , not so ...
... cou'd wish , Sir . Man . So , I told thee what thou wert fit for , and thou wou'dst not believe me . Come , thank me for bringing thee acquainted with thy Genius . Well , thou hast mollifi'd her heart for me ? Fid . No , Sir , not so ...
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... cou'd make of strictest Ties , when set in Competition wth your Love to me . Mrs. Mar. ' Tis false , you urg'd it with deliberate Malice - Twas spoke in scorn , and I never will forgive it . Fain . Your Guilt , not your Resentment , 100 ...
... cou'd make of strictest Ties , when set in Competition wth your Love to me . Mrs. Mar. ' Tis false , you urg'd it with deliberate Malice - Twas spoke in scorn , and I never will forgive it . Fain . Your Guilt , not your Resentment , 100 ...
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References to this book
Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature, 16. köide Modern Humanities Research Association No preview available - 1936 |