The Dramatic Works of Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhar: With Biographical and Critical NoticesE. Moxon, 1840 - 668 sider |
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... thou going to do ? wo't ruin me ? Brass . Look you , Dick , few words ; you are in a smooth way of making your fortune ; I hope all will roll But how do you intend matters shall pass ' twixt you and me in this business ? Dick . Death ...
... thou going to do ? wo't ruin me ? Brass . Look you , Dick , few words ; you are in a smooth way of making your fortune ; I hope all will roll But how do you intend matters shall pass ' twixt you and me in this business ? Dick . Death ...
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... Thou art extremely mistaken . Lucy . Besides , I have heard such strange things of you this morning . Dap . What things ? Lucy . I blush to speak ' em . Dap . I know my innocence , therefore take my charge as a favour . What have I done ...
... Thou art extremely mistaken . Lucy . Besides , I have heard such strange things of you this morning . Dap . What things ? Lucy . I blush to speak ' em . Dap . I know my innocence , therefore take my charge as a favour . What have I done ...
Side 23
... thou here ? art thou not afraid to be used like an informer , since thou hast made me pay thee for betraying me ? Joyn . Betray your worship ! what do you mean ? I an informer ! I scorn your words ! Gripe . Woman , I say again , thou ...
... thou here ? art thou not afraid to be used like an informer , since thou hast made me pay thee for betraying me ? Joyn . Betray your worship ! what do you mean ? I an informer ! I scorn your words ! Gripe . Woman , I say again , thou ...
Side 26
... thou art as envious as an impotent lecher at a wedding . Vin . Thou art either mad , or as vain as a French- man newly returned home from a campaign , or obliging England . Ran . Thou art as envious as a rival ; but if thou art mine ...
... thou art as envious as an impotent lecher at a wedding . Vin . Thou art either mad , or as vain as a French- man newly returned home from a campaign , or obliging England . Ran . Thou art as envious as a rival ; but if thou art mine ...
Side 56
... thou art no redder than a. Mons . True , a Spaniard scorns to look upon the ground . Prue . We can shift for our ... thou there and so pensive ? what art thou thinking of ? Prue . Indeed , I am ashamed to tell your wor- ship . Mons . What ...
... thou art no redder than a. Mons . True , a Spaniard scorns to look upon the ground . Prue . We can shift for our ... thou there and so pensive ? what art thou thinking of ? Prue . Indeed , I am ashamed to tell your wor- ship . Mons . What ...
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