The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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الصفحة 144
SCENE I . - - A dressing room . Enter Foot BOY . Enter Olivia , ELIZA , and
LETTICE . Boy . Madam , here ' s the gentleman to wait on Oliv . Ou ! horrid ,
abominable ! Peace , cousin you . Elia , or your discourse will be my aversion —
But Oliv .
SCENE I . - - A dressing room . Enter Foot BOY . Enter Olivia , ELIZA , and
LETTICE . Boy . Madam , here ' s the gentleman to wait on Oliv . Ou ! horrid ,
abominable ! Peace , cousin you . Elia , or your discourse will be my aversion —
But Oliv .
الصفحة 145
I draw from the life , cousin ; paint every evening , according to appointment ; but I
dined one in their proper colours . at a place , where there is always such a
profusion Eliz . Oh ! cousin , I perceive vou hate detracof good cheer , and so
hearty ...
I draw from the life , cousin ; paint every evening , according to appointment ; but I
dined one in their proper colours . at a place , where there is always such a
profusion Eliz . Oh ! cousin , I perceive vou hate detracof good cheer , and so
hearty ...
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Anan ! cousin , your servant . . Mil . That foolish trifle of a heartEnter MIRABELL . -
Sir Wilfull ! Mira . Like Daphne she , as lovely and as coy . Sir Wil . Yes - - your
servant . No offence , I Do you lock yourself up from me , to make my hope ,
cousin ...
Anan ! cousin , your servant . . Mil . That foolish trifle of a heartEnter MIRABELL . -
Sir Wilfull ! Mira . Like Daphne she , as lovely and as coy . Sir Wil . Yes - - your
servant . No offence , I Do you lock yourself up from me , to make my hope ,
cousin ...
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Sir Harry , your conversation with What the devil ' s here ? another cousin , I
warrant Mr Vizard argues you a gentleman , free from ye ! Harkee , sir , can you
lend me ten or a dozen the loose and vicious carriage of the town , I guineas
instantly ...
Sir Harry , your conversation with What the devil ' s here ? another cousin , I
warrant Mr Vizard argues you a gentleman , free from ye ! Harkee , sir , can you
lend me ten or a dozen the loose and vicious carriage of the town , I guineas
instantly ...
الصفحة 451
Well , sir , if my cousin will make one , I faint with apprehension of so gross an
address ! won ' t baulk your good huipour . [ She faints , and Care . catches her , [
Turning Syl . to face him . Care . Oh , my offended fair ! Atall . Is the lady your ...
Well , sir , if my cousin will make one , I faint with apprehension of so gross an
address ! won ' t baulk your good huipour . [ She faints , and Care . catches her , [
Turning Syl . to face him . Care . Oh , my offended fair ! Atall . Is the lady your ...
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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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