The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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الصفحة 196
Lady Brute . But if I had asked you what you Bel . Good - morrow , madam ; you
look pleased liked ? this morning . ... Lady Brute . I am so . asking about it than
the thing is worth . Bel . With what , pray ? Lady Brute . I wish I did but know how I
...
Lady Brute . But if I had asked you what you Bel . Good - morrow , madam ; you
look pleased liked ? this morning . ... Lady Brute . I am so . asking about it than
the thing is worth . Bel . With what , pray ? Lady Brute . I wish I did but know how I
...
الصفحة 197
It is true ; but then a woman must aban niece ' s understanding . don one of the
supreme blessings of her life . Lady Brute . You ' ll make me angry . For I am fully
convinced , no man has half that Bel . You ' ll make me laugh . pleasure in ...
It is true ; but then a woman must aban niece ' s understanding . don one of the
supreme blessings of her life . Lady Brute . You ' ll make me angry . For I am fully
convinced , no man has half that Bel . You ' ll make me laugh . pleasure in ...
الصفحة 207
Exit Lady FANCYFUL , running ; they follow . Lady Brute . Because , if you
expected more Re - enter LADY BRUTE . from it , you have a worse opinion of my
understanding than I desire you should have . Lady Brute . This impertinent
woman ...
Exit Lady FANCYFUL , running ; they follow . Lady Brute . Because , if you
expected more Re - enter LADY BRUTE . from it , you have a worse opinion of my
understanding than I desire you should have . Lady Brute . This impertinent
woman ...
الصفحة 209
Lady Brute . Yet , methinks , I would fain stay [ Erit Sir John reeling , all following
him . I a little longer , to see you tixed , too , that we might start together , and see
who could love longest . SCENE III . - A bed - chamber . What think you , if ...
Lady Brute . Yet , methinks , I would fain stay [ Erit Sir John reeling , all following
him . I a little longer , to see you tixed , too , that we might start together , and see
who could love longest . SCENE III . - A bed - chamber . What think you , if ...
الصفحة 216
Lady Brute . O Heavens , I ' m out of my wits ! if they knew me , I am ruined . Oh ! '
tis well you are come ; I ' m so frightened , Con . Don ' t be frightened : ten
thousand to my hair stands on end . Let ' s be gone , for Heaone , they are
strangers to ...
Lady Brute . O Heavens , I ' m out of my wits ! if they knew me , I am ruined . Oh ! '
tis well you are come ; I ' m so frightened , Con . Don ' t be frightened : ten
thousand to my hair stands on end . Let ' s be gone , for Heaone , they are
strangers to ...
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Arch believe better bring brother captain comes confess cousin dare dear devil don't Easy Enter Ereunt Erit eyes Face Fain fair faith father fear fellow fool Fore fortune Free gentleman give gone hand happy head hear heart hold honour hope hour husband I'll keep kiss Kite Lady Lady Brute leave live look lord madam marry master mean mind mistress nature never once pardon person Plume poor pray presently pretty reason rogue SCENE servant serve Sir Cha Sir John sister speak Stand stay sure talk tell thank thee there's thing thou thought thousand told Touch Trap true turn wait what's wife Wild Wish woman women young
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| العنوان | The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v المجلد 2 من The British Drama: Comprehending the Best Plays in the English Language |
| الناشر | W. Miller, 1804 |
| أصلي من | جامعة أوكسفورد |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 19 تموز (يوليو) 2007 |
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