The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Duke . Ay , the world says you are to have her . Sir Har . I own I did keep her company ; but we are off my Lord . Duke . How so ? Sir Har . Between you and me , she has a plaguy thick pair of legs . Duke . Oh ! damn it - that's ...
... Duke . Ay , the world says you are to have her . Sir Har . I own I did keep her company ; but we are off my Lord . Duke . How so ? Sir Har . Between you and me , she has a plaguy thick pair of legs . Duke . Oh ! damn it - that's ...
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... Duke's Servant . Duke . Sir Harry , prithee what are we to do at Lovel's when we come there . Sir Har . We shall have the fiddles , I suppose . Duke . The fiddles ! I have done with dancing ever since the last fit of the gout . I'll ...
... Duke's Servant . Duke . Sir Harry , prithee what are we to do at Lovel's when we come there . Sir Har . We shall have the fiddles , I suppose . Duke . The fiddles ! I have done with dancing ever since the last fit of the gout . I'll ...
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... Duke ? Duke . It is a damn'd vile con position- Pbil . How so ? Duke . O very low ! very low indeed ! Sir Har . Can you make a better ? Duke . I hope so . Sir Har . That is very conceited . Duke . What is conceited , you scoundrel ? Sir ...
... Duke ? Duke . It is a damn'd vile con position- Pbil . How so ? Duke . O very low ! very low indeed ! Sir Har . Can you make a better ? Duke . I hope so . Sir Har . That is very conceited . Duke . What is conceited , you scoundrel ? Sir ...
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Dramatic Works: To which is Prefixed a Life of the Author, Volumen3 David Garrick Vista completa - 1798 |
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