The Plays of George Colman, the Elder, المجلد 3Garland Pub., 1983 |
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الصفحة 47
... Lady . Believe me , and I Had the m ft rearful dream , could I remember it- Volp . Out on my fate ! I ha ' given her the occation How to torment me - fle will tel ! nie hers . Lady . Methought , the golden medicerity , Polite , and ...
... Lady . Believe me , and I Had the m ft rearful dream , could I remember it- Volp . Out on my fate ! I ha ' given her the occation How to torment me - fle will tel ! nie hers . Lady . Methought , the golden medicerity , Polite , and ...
الصفحة 66
... Lady , Nano , and Women . Lady . Where fhould this loofe knight be trow ? Sure he's hous'd . Nano . Why ; then he's fast . Lady . Ay , he plays bo - peep with me . I pray you stay . This heat will do more harm To my complexion , than ...
... Lady , Nano , and Women . Lady . Where fhould this loofe knight be trow ? Sure he's hous'd . Nano . Why ; then he's fast . Lady . Ay , he plays bo - peep with me . I pray you stay . This heat will do more harm To my complexion , than ...
الصفحة 68
... Lady . Go to , Sir ! Per . Do you hear me , lady ? Why , if your knight have fet you to beg fhirts , Or to invite me home , you might have done it A nearer way by far . Lady . This cannot work you Out of my foare . Per . Why ? Am I in ...
... Lady . Go to , Sir ! Per . Do you hear me , lady ? Why , if your knight have fet you to beg fhirts , Or to invite me home , you might have done it A nearer way by far . Lady . This cannot work you Out of my foare . Per . Why ? Am I in ...
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