The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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الصفحة 186
We shall have whispering time I see it , a plot upon my honour ; your guilty
cheeks enough , you know , since we are partners . confess it : Oh , where shall
wronged virtue fly [ Ereunt . for reparation ! I ' ll be divorced this instant . Sir Paul .
We shall have whispering time I see it , a plot upon my honour ; your guilty
cheeks enough , you know , since we are partners . confess it : Oh , where shall
wronged virtue fly [ Ereunt . for reparation ! I ' ll be divorced this instant . Sir Paul .
الصفحة 242
confess. I. saw. I thus return them thankless . Be modest , and you , sir . be
virtuous , I ' ll adınire you ; all good men will Car . Why , then , was I forced hither
? If you adore you ; and , when your beauty and your forrelieved me only from a
soft ...
confess. I. saw. I thus return them thankless . Be modest , and you , sir . be
virtuous , I ' ll adınire you ; all good men will Car . Why , then , was I forced hither
? If you adore you ; and , when your beauty and your forrelieved me only from a
soft ...
الصفحة 377
She ' s at confession , sir . see him ? 1 D . Man Confession ! I don ' t like that ; a Vil
. Umph ! these are lovely pieces , indeed . young woman ought to have no sins at
all . [ Smiling . Vil . Ah ! dear sir , there ' s no living without Ros . When , Viletta ...
She ' s at confession , sir . see him ? 1 D . Man Confession ! I don ' t like that ; a Vil
. Umph ! these are lovely pieces , indeed . young woman ought to have no sins at
all . [ Smiling . Vil . Ah ! dear sir , there ' s no living without Ros . When , Viletta ...
الصفحة 394
Unfortunate , indeed , if you are still my confess your villany , your name and
fortune , or rival , sir ; but , were you not , I ' m sure you ' d pity expect no mercy .
me . Hyp . Nay , then - - within there ! D . Phi . Nay , then , I must forgive thee ; D .
Phi .
Unfortunate , indeed , if you are still my confess your villany , your name and
fortune , or rival , sir ; but , were you not , I ' m sure you ' d pity expect no mercy .
me . Hyp . Nay , then - - within there ! D . Phi . Nay , then , I must forgive thee ; D .
Phi .
الصفحة 400
Oh , let me view thee thus with aching which makes me , I confess , a little slow in
my eyes , and feed my eager sepse upon the transbelief ; therefore , take heed !
expect no second port of thy love confessed ! What , kind ! and mercy ; for , be ...
Oh , let me view thee thus with aching which makes me , I confess , a little slow in
my eyes , and feed my eager sepse upon the transbelief ; therefore , take heed !
expect no second port of thy love confessed ! What , kind ! and mercy ; for , be ...
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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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