British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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... Brump . I have done , Sir : -you have proved it to demonstration , by the same sort of logic that was used by one of the wits of Charles the IId's time to his dog , when he was too lazy to beat him- " I wish you well married , and ...
... Brump . I have done , Sir : -you have proved it to demonstration , by the same sort of logic that was used by one of the wits of Charles the IId's time to his dog , when he was too lazy to beat him- " I wish you well married , and ...
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... Brump . If you would but leave those matters to me , Sir- Sir Theo . But I tell you no ; I won't leave those matters to you - Beauty is the last thing I desire to see in my family . Your mother , peace be to her ! was as ugly a woman as ...
... Brump . If you would but leave those matters to me , Sir- Sir Theo . But I tell you no ; I won't leave those matters to you - Beauty is the last thing I desire to see in my family . Your mother , peace be to her ! was as ugly a woman as ...
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... Brump . Your most obedient very humble servant , Sir - you may depend that I shall chuse for myself . -Brisk ! why don't you answer , sirrah ! Why , Brisk ! - Enter BRISK . Brump . We have been pretty handsomely lectured here this ...
... Brump . Your most obedient very humble servant , Sir - you may depend that I shall chuse for myself . -Brisk ! why don't you answer , sirrah ! Why , Brisk ! - Enter BRISK . Brump . We have been pretty handsomely lectured here this ...
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... Brump . Why you talk a frothy kind of nothing at a tolerable rate , Brisk . Brisk . I have shewn you one side of the medal , now behold the reverse , Sir . When you marry an ugly woman , there is no great pleasure in beholding her ; and ...
... Brump . Why you talk a frothy kind of nothing at a tolerable rate , Brisk . Brisk . I have shewn you one side of the medal , now behold the reverse , Sir . When you marry an ugly woman , there is no great pleasure in beholding her ; and ...
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... Brump . No arguing with me : about it , straight . Brisk . You know how many blanketings and blows I have suffered in your service , Sir- Brump . Sirrah , no words ! Go and see who's at the door . Brisk . You have marred many an ...
... Brump . No arguing with me : about it , straight . Brisk . You know how many blanketings and blows I have suffered in your service , Sir- Brump . Sirrah , no words ! Go and see who's at the door . Brisk . You have marred many an ...
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