The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... Fortune does make in the diftribution of her gifts ! ( afide ) [ Exeunt Louifa and Margery . Cha . A lovely creature ! But why did I not fpeak to her ? Thofe puppies rafcally conduct has ftupefied me ! - Charming girl ! --- The ...
... Fortune does make in the diftribution of her gifts ! ( afide ) [ Exeunt Louifa and Margery . Cha . A lovely creature ! But why did I not fpeak to her ? Thofe puppies rafcally conduct has ftupefied me ! - Charming girl ! --- The ...
Page 6
... fortune is magnificient . Eh , what then -- he'll leave it all to my niece ? MRS . EGERTON . Arabel is considered his heiress . On severe conditions tho ; for such is the vindictive constancy of her grandfather's resentment at my ...
... fortune is magnificient . Eh , what then -- he'll leave it all to my niece ? MRS . EGERTON . Arabel is considered his heiress . On severe conditions tho ; for such is the vindictive constancy of her grandfather's resentment at my ...
Page 107
... fortune ! Now , is not Mrs. Egerton your mama ? GRACE . How came you to think so ? ARABEL . Who am I to believe ? But if it's a secret to your advantage I don't want to hear it . As I have plenty of money , I'll marry without it , and ...
... fortune ! Now , is not Mrs. Egerton your mama ? GRACE . How came you to think so ? ARABEL . Who am I to believe ? But if it's a secret to your advantage I don't want to hear it . As I have plenty of money , I'll marry without it , and ...
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