The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... night . Cyprefs . Oh , fir , good night to you . Capt . C. ( lift'ning . ) Up we trot again , -set to our love - letter ? Eh , I believe he has taken his pen and ink - horn into fome other room , -oh no ! there fits old amorous Ovid ...
... night . Cyprefs . Oh , fir , good night to you . Capt . C. ( lift'ning . ) Up we trot again , -set to our love - letter ? Eh , I believe he has taken his pen and ink - horn into fome other room , -oh no ! there fits old amorous Ovid ...
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... night I knock'd at the houfe , and I thought he'a have knock'd the door and myself into the window the other fide ... night - cap ? ha ! ha ! ha ! Parrots . Yes he did , but never mind his red night - cap now . Capt . C. With a candle in ...
... night I knock'd at the houfe , and I thought he'a have knock'd the door and myself into the window the other fide ... night - cap ? ha ! ha ! ha ! Parrots . Yes he did , but never mind his red night - cap now . Capt . C. With a candle in ...
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... night - mare , as a dead man's eve - brow - I cut off one of our old mafter's last Sunday . ( Septimus feels his brow ) Mrs. Aub . Blundering booby ! -Yes I believe Flam it was as you fay about laft Sunday four years . But fince his eye ...
... night - mare , as a dead man's eve - brow - I cut off one of our old mafter's last Sunday . ( Septimus feels his brow ) Mrs. Aub . Blundering booby ! -Yes I believe Flam it was as you fay about laft Sunday four years . But fince his eye ...
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