The British Drama: Comedies. 2 vW. Miller, 1804 |
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... John a Stiles - no - there are first , Fitz , Pere , and Ayle ; no , no , Ayle , Pere , and Fitz →→ Ayle is seized in fee of Blackacre ; John a Stiles disseizes the Ayle ; Ayle makes claim , and the dissessors die - Then the Ayle - no ...
... John a Stiles - no - there are first , Fitz , Pere , and Ayle ; no , no , Ayle , Pere , and Fitz →→ Ayle is seized in fee of Blackacre ; John a Stiles disseizes the Ayle ; Ayle makes claim , and the dissessors die - Then the Ayle - no ...
Page 195
... JOHN BRUTE , a drunken debauchee . LORD RAKE , I COL . BULLY , S companions to SIR JOHn Brute . RAZOR , valet de chambre to SIR JOHN BRUTE . Justice of the peace . LADY BRUTE . WOMEN . BELINDA , attached to HEARTfree , LADY FANCYFUL ...
... JOHN BRUTE , a drunken debauchee . LORD RAKE , I COL . BULLY , S companions to SIR JOHn Brute . RAZOR , valet de chambre to SIR JOHN BRUTE . Justice of the peace . LADY BRUTE . WOMEN . BELINDA , attached to HEARTfree , LADY FANCYFUL ...
Page 196
... John . Aye , but that sort of knowledge is not a wife's talent . Lady Brute . Whatever my talent is , I am sure my will has ever been to make you easy . Sir John . If women were to have their wills , the world would be finely governed ...
... John . Aye , but that sort of knowledge is not a wife's talent . Lady Brute . Whatever my talent is , I am sure my will has ever been to make you easy . Sir John . If women were to have their wills , the world would be finely governed ...
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... John . Sir John . Servant , sir . Heart . How does all your family ? Sir John . Pox on my family ! Con . How does your lady ? I han't seen her abroad a good while . Sir John . Do ? I don't know how she does , not I ; she was well enough ...
... John . Sir John . Servant , sir . Heart . How does all your family ? Sir John . Pox on my family ! Con . How does your lady ? I han't seen her abroad a good while . Sir John . Do ? I don't know how she does , not I ; she was well enough ...
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... John . Phugh ! pox , sit an hour ! why can't you drink ? Con . Because I am to see my mistress . Sir John . Who's that ? Con . Why , do you use to tell ? Sir John . Yes . Con . So wont I. Sir John . Why ? Con . Because , ' tis a secret ...
... John . Phugh ! pox , sit an hour ! why can't you drink ? Con . Because I am to see my mistress . Sir John . Who's that ? Con . Why , do you use to tell ? Sir John . Yes . Con . So wont I. Sir John . Why ? Con . Because , ' tis a secret ...
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