The Dramatic Works, Volumen1Gregg, 1969 - 301 páginas |
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... drink to forget your money . Old Man . What ! -what ! -will his drink get me mo ney , does he say ? Esop . No , Sir , the waters are of a wholesome nature- for they'll teach you to forget your money . Old Man . Will they so ? -Come ...
... drink to forget your money . Old Man . What ! -what ! -will his drink get me mo ney , does he say ? Esop . No , Sir , the waters are of a wholesome nature- for they'll teach you to forget your money . Old Man . Will they so ? -Come ...
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... Drink a large quantity of Lethe to the lose of your acquaintance ; and do you , Sir , drink another to for- get this false step of your wife ; for whilst you remember her folly , you can never thoroughly regard her ; and whilst you keep ...
... Drink a large quantity of Lethe to the lose of your acquaintance ; and do you , Sir , drink another to for- get this false step of your wife ; for whilst you remember her folly , you can never thoroughly regard her ; and whilst you keep ...
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... Drink a large quantity of Lethe to the lose of your acquaintance ; and do you , Sir , drink another to for- get this false step of your wife ; for whilst you remember her folly , you can never thoroughly regard her ; and whilst you keep ...
... Drink a large quantity of Lethe to the lose of your acquaintance ; and do you , Sir , drink another to for- get this false step of your wife ; for whilst you remember her folly , you can never thoroughly regard her ; and whilst you keep ...
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Dramatic Works: To which is Prefixed a Life of the Author, Volumen1 David Garrick Vista completa - 1798 |
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