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... There's all the dispute , as you say . Am . But that's a wicked one . For my part , neigh- bour , I'm just tired off my legs with trotting after them ; besides , it eats out all our profit . Would you believe it , Mrs. Cloggit , I have ...
... There's all the dispute , as you say . Am . But that's a wicked one . For my part , neigh- bour , I'm just tired off my legs with trotting after them ; besides , it eats out all our profit . Would you believe it , Mrs. Cloggit , I have ...
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... There's a storm a - coming . Dick . From whence ? Brass . From the worst point in the compass , the law . Dick . The law ! Why , what have I to do with the law ? Brass . Nothing ; and therefore it has something to do with you . Dick ...
... There's a storm a - coming . Dick . From whence ? Brass . From the worst point in the compass , the law . Dick . The law ! Why , what have I to do with the law ? Brass . Nothing ; and therefore it has something to do with you . Dick ...
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John Bell. Fip . Are there any verses in it ? If not , I won't touch it . Brass . Not one word in prose ; it's ... there's Brass ! I did not see thee , Brass . What news dost thou bring ? Brass . Only a letter from Araminta , madam ...
John Bell. Fip . Are there any verses in it ? If not , I won't touch it . Brass . Not one word in prose ; it's ... there's Brass ! I did not see thee , Brass . What news dost thou bring ? Brass . Only a letter from Araminta , madam ...
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... Flip . I'm afraid you'll continue the trade a great while , for all that . [ Aside . Enter JESSAMIN , Jes . Madam , there's the woman below that sells paint and patches , iron bodice , false teeth , 20 A & r . THE CONFEDERACY .
... Flip . I'm afraid you'll continue the trade a great while , for all that . [ Aside . Enter JESSAMIN , Jes . Madam , there's the woman below that sells paint and patches , iron bodice , false teeth , 20 A & r . THE CONFEDERACY .
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... There's your ladyship's bill , madam . 6 Clar . [ Reads . ] For the idea of a new - invented commode .'- -Ay , this may be mine ; but ' tis of a preposterous length . Do you think I can waste time to read every article , Mrs. Amlet ? I ...
... There's your ladyship's bill , madam . 6 Clar . [ Reads . ] For the idea of a new - invented commode .'- -Ay , this may be mine ; but ' tis of a preposterous length . Do you think I can waste time to read every article , Mrs. Amlet ? I ...
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