The British Drama: Comedies. 2 v |
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الصفحة 32
He ' ll over - hear you . Sir , should she but see Sub . First hear me him Face . Not
a syllable , unless you take . Face . What ? Sub . Pray ye , sirSub . Do not you tell
him . Face . Upon no terms , but an assumpsit . Face . Will he win at cards too ?
He ' ll over - hear you . Sir , should she but see Sub . First hear me him Face . Not
a syllable , unless you take . Face . What ? Sub . Pray ye , sirSub . Do not you tell
him . Face . Upon no terms , but an assumpsit . Face . Will he win at cards too ?
الصفحة 105
... and this done , to taint Must hear her sing , while to her voice , her hand Her
sweetness , prostitute her to a loathsome ... Yet you must give me leave to grieve
, I find The silent groves , and hear the amorous birds My actions misinterpreted .
... and this done , to taint Must hear her sing , while to her voice , her hand Her
sweetness , prostitute her to a loathsome ... Yet you must give me leave to grieve
, I find The silent groves , and hear the amorous birds My actions misinterpreted .
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... the remorse Lady Ply . And nobody knows how circumof his intended crime .
stances may happen together ; - to my thinking , Cyn . Pray , sir , stay ! hear him ; I
dare affirm now , I could resist the strongest temptationhe ' s innocent . but , yet ...
... the remorse Lady Ply . And nobody knows how circumof his intended crime .
stances may happen together ; - to my thinking , Cyn . Pray , sir , stay ! hear him ; I
dare affirm now , I could resist the strongest temptationhe ' s innocent . but , yet ...
الصفحة 237
Why , now , would not this make any [ Ereunt D . MANUEL and AngeliNA . one
weep , to hear a young man talk so finely , when he is almost famished ? SCENE
II . Changes to a church , the vespers Lou . What were you saying , cousin ...
Why , now , would not this make any [ Ereunt D . MANUEL and AngeliNA . one
weep , to hear a young man talk so finely , when he is almost famished ? SCENE
II . Changes to a church , the vespers Lou . What were you saying , cousin ...
الصفحة 257
There . could hear it without mortification . Mrs Mar . I join with you ; what I have
said , Fuin . Oh , my dear , I am satisfied of your tenhas been to try you . derness ;
I know you cannot resent any thing Mrs Fain . Is it possible ? dost thou hate those
...
There . could hear it without mortification . Mrs Mar . I join with you ; what I have
said , Fuin . Oh , my dear , I am satisfied of your tenhas been to try you . derness ;
I know you cannot resent any thing Mrs Fain . Is it possible ? dost thou hate those
...
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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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