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... Exit Dick . Brass . A great rogue- Well , I say nothing . But when I have got the thing into a good posture , he shall sign and seal , or I'll have him tumbled out of the house like a cheese . Now for Flippanta . Enter FLIPPANTA . Flip ...
... Exit Dick . Brass . A great rogue- Well , I say nothing . But when I have got the thing into a good posture , he shall sign and seal , or I'll have him tumbled out of the house like a cheese . Now for Flippanta . Enter FLIPPANTA . Flip ...
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... Exit Brass . Flip . Madam . Clar . My husband's in love . Flip . In love ! Clar . With Araminta . Flip . Impossible ! Clar . This letter from her is to give me an account of it . Flip . Methinks you are not very much alarmed . Clar . No ...
... Exit Brass . Flip . Madam . Clar . My husband's in love . Flip . In love ! Clar . With Araminta . Flip . Impossible ! Clar . This letter from her is to give me an account of it . Flip . Methinks you are not very much alarmed . Clar . No ...
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... Exit . Clar . [ Setting her hair in a pocket - glass . ] The trade you follow gives you a great deal of trouble , Mrs. Amlet ? Am . Alack - a - day ! a world of pain , madam - and yet there's small profit , as your honour sees by your ...
... Exit . Clar . [ Setting her hair in a pocket - glass . ] The trade you follow gives you a great deal of trouble , Mrs. Amlet ? Am . Alack - a - day ! a world of pain , madam - and yet there's small profit , as your honour sees by your ...
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... Exit . Ah , there's a good lady ! not so much as read her bill- If the rest were like her , I should soon have money enough to go as fine as Dick himself . Enter DICK . Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my letter by this time . I ...
... Exit . Ah , there's a good lady ! not so much as read her bill- If the rest were like her , I should soon have money enough to go as fine as Dick himself . Enter DICK . Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my letter by this time . I ...
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... Exit . A pretty , Am . Your honour's most devoted.- civil , well - bred gentleman this , Mrs. Flippanta . Pray whom may he be ? Flip . A man of great note - Colonel Shapely . Am . Is it possible ? —I have heard much of him , indeed ...
... Exit . A pretty , Am . Your honour's most devoted.- civil , well - bred gentleman this , Mrs. Flippanta . Pray whom may he be ? Flip . A man of great note - Colonel Shapely . Am . Is it possible ? —I have heard much of him , indeed ...
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