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... 66 now 17 Enter BRUSH . Brush . My Lady desires to know if your Lordship pleases to dine at home to - day . Lord W. Right ! Another gentle enquiry . [ Aside . ] Why , tell her ' t is impossible to guess , but her Lady- ship may do as ...
... 66 now 17 Enter BRUSH . Brush . My Lady desires to know if your Lordship pleases to dine at home to - day . Lord W. Right ! Another gentle enquiry . [ Aside . ] Why , tell her ' t is impossible to guess , but her Lady- ship may do as ...
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... 66 Iship has no appetite ? Shall threats and brow - beat- " ings fright me into justice , where my own will ' s a “ law ? —No , no , no ; positively no : I am lord ... Lord George Brilliant gives his service , and if your Lordship's at ...
... 66 Iship has no appetite ? Shall threats and brow - beat- " ings fright me into justice , where my own will ' s a “ law ? —No , no , no ; positively no : I am lord ... Lord George Brilliant gives his service , and if your Lordship's at ...
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... lord ? Lord W. Is the footman come back yet ? Brush . Yes , my lord , he called at White's , but there's no letter ... 66 yet if she had come , ' tis ten to one , the greatest " relief she could have given me , would have been a ...
... lord ? Lord W. Is the footman come back yet ? Brush . Yes , my lord , he called at White's , but there's no letter ... 66 yet if she had come , ' tis ten to one , the greatest " relief she could have given me , would have been a ...
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... 66 my deserving them , I'll let him see I dare resent “ them as I ought . I'll prove them first , and then revenge ... lord says the letter requires no answer ; and if he offers to bring any more , he'll have his limbs broke ...
... 66 my deserving them , I'll let him see I dare resent “ them as I ought . I'll prove them first , and then revenge ... lord says the letter requires no answer ; and if he offers to bring any more , he'll have his limbs broke ...
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... lord , I beg your lordship's pardon for my boldness , but perhaps it may be more useful to you than my silence : I ... 66 open insolence of a wife , is a punishment that ex- " ceeds both the crime and the pleasure of any favours ...
... lord , I beg your lordship's pardon for my boldness , but perhaps it may be more useful to you than my silence : I ... 66 open insolence of a wife , is a punishment that ex- " ceeds both the crime and the pleasure of any favours ...
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