The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... heart muft he have ! Maria . Don't you think , Ma'am , if well drefs'd ... really I believe he's very handsome ! Louifa . Oh , have a care ! young women must never think men handfome --- nothing more dangerous to our peace -- alas ! I ...
... heart muft he have ! Maria . Don't you think , Ma'am , if well drefs'd ... really I believe he's very handsome ! Louifa . Oh , have a care ! young women must never think men handfome --- nothing more dangerous to our peace -- alas ! I ...
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... heart . Cha . Then , Madam , you have a heart ? Louifa . I'm afraid not , ( afide thoughtful . I thought I told you , you wer'n't to mind what fay -- I'm not going to live yonder --- look there ( points ) I fhall never walk through that ...
... heart . Cha . Then , Madam , you have a heart ? Louifa . I'm afraid not , ( afide thoughtful . I thought I told you , you wer'n't to mind what fay -- I'm not going to live yonder --- look there ( points ) I fhall never walk through that ...
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... heart's content . heart Helen . True Rofa , but the content of my is to chuse for myself : I never yet was in love , and ' tis'nt mama's experience can convince me its fo charming . AIR . - HELen . Virgin fnows the landscape spreading ...
... heart's content . heart Helen . True Rofa , but the content of my is to chuse for myself : I never yet was in love , and ' tis'nt mama's experience can convince me its fo charming . AIR . - HELen . Virgin fnows the landscape spreading ...
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