The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... Timolin . Puppies ! but they coudn't read in my face , that I was gentleman to a Lord . Landlady . Here , porters ... ( Timolin afhamed ) Landlady . And call for claret ! ( afide ) Your mafter , Sir , is — ? Timolin . The Honorable Lord ...
... Timolin . Puppies ! but they coudn't read in my face , that I was gentleman to a Lord . Landlady . Here , porters ... ( Timolin afhamed ) Landlady . And call for claret ! ( afide ) Your mafter , Sir , is — ? Timolin . The Honorable Lord ...
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... Timolin . What allowance do you mean ? Lord Tor . An extravagant- Timolin . He is extravagant ; wicked ; he's a devil ! but , it's all your fault , my Lord , as a father ; not noticing and bringing him up with a fense of duty to himself ...
... Timolin . What allowance do you mean ? Lord Tor . An extravagant- Timolin . He is extravagant ; wicked ; he's a devil ! but , it's all your fault , my Lord , as a father ; not noticing and bringing him up with a fense of duty to himself ...
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... TIMOLIN . Timolin . Oh , melancholy is our new home here . I'd wish to keep up my poor master's fpirits , but he'll fee an empty pocket in my difmal countenance . If his papa had only given him as much as would have taken us back to ...
... TIMOLIN . Timolin . Oh , melancholy is our new home here . I'd wish to keep up my poor master's fpirits , but he'll fee an empty pocket in my difmal countenance . If his papa had only given him as much as would have taken us back to ...
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