British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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... town -which they — will damn to - night . These benefits are such , no man can doubt But he'll go on , and see your fancy out , Till for reward of all his noble deeds , At last like other sprightly folks he speeds : Has this great ...
... town -which they — will damn to - night . These benefits are such , no man can doubt But he'll go on , and see your fancy out , Till for reward of all his noble deeds , At last like other sprightly folks he speeds : Has this great ...
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... all the great folks in town help you off with your merchandise . Am . Yes , they do help us off with them indeed ; they buy all . Clog . And pay- Am . For some . Clog . Well , ' tis a thousand pities , THE CONFEDERACY. ...
... all the great folks in town help you off with your merchandise . Am . Yes , they do help us off with them indeed ; they buy all . Clog . And pay- Am . For some . Clog . Well , ' tis a thousand pities , THE CONFEDERACY. ...
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... consciences are gone , Heaven knows where . " There is not a gold- " smith's wife to be found in town , but's as hard- “ hearted as an ancient judge , and as poor 2 8 A & I. THE CONFEDERACY . Clog. Well, 'tis a thousand pities, ...
... consciences are gone , Heaven knows where . " There is not a gold- " smith's wife to be found in town , but's as hard- “ hearted as an ancient judge , and as poor 2 8 A & I. THE CONFEDERACY . Clog. Well, 'tis a thousand pities, ...
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... town for a gentleman , drop into all the best com- pany with an easy air , as if his natural element were in the sphere of quality ; when the rogue had a ket- tle - drum to his father , who was hanged for robbing a church ; and has a ...
... town for a gentleman , drop into all the best com- pany with an easy air , as if his natural element were in the sphere of quality ; when the rogue had a ket- tle - drum to his father , who was hanged for robbing a church ; and has a ...
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... town : have a care your noble birth , and your ho- nourable relations are not discovered too ; there needs but that to have you tossed in a blanket , for the en- tertainment of the first company of ladies you intrude into ; and then ...
... town : have a care your noble birth , and your ho- nourable relations are not discovered too ; there needs but that to have you tossed in a blanket , for the en- tertainment of the first company of ladies you intrude into ; and then ...
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