The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 2. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 359
... ( afide ) I've waited on your highness - I fav , I'm come to please your highness to ask if - that is -I'm come to - Now , for the blood of me , I can't recollect what I came for . ( afide ) - And . How fhall I get him away - If my lord ...
... ( afide ) I've waited on your highness - I fav , I'm come to please your highness to ask if - that is -I'm come to - Now , for the blood of me , I can't recollect what I came for . ( afide ) - And . How fhall I get him away - If my lord ...
Page 373
... ( afide ) Haz . Seems confidering - I hope he forgets me . ( afide ) Carty . ( afide ) If he recollects me , I'm in a hopeful way , for the clothes I ftole from him . Hax . ( afide ) If I cou'd get a nearer view of his face without ...
... ( afide ) Haz . Seems confidering - I hope he forgets me . ( afide ) Carty . ( afide ) If he recollects me , I'm in a hopeful way , for the clothes I ftole from him . Hax . ( afide ) If I cou'd get a nearer view of his face without ...
Page 374
... ( afide ) Did you ever fee my face ? Haz . Yez , zur , zure . Carty . When ? Haz . Juft now . Carty . Where ? Haz . There ( points to his face ) Carty . ( afide ) The very tone of his voice , and he may fham the dialect . Haz . ( afide ) ...
... ( afide ) Did you ever fee my face ? Haz . Yez , zur , zure . Carty . When ? Haz . Juft now . Carty . Where ? Haz . There ( points to his face ) Carty . ( afide ) The very tone of his voice , and he may fham the dialect . Haz . ( afide ) ...
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