The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Madam ! but when I am influenced by a partiality for another , how- evet ill - founded , I hope your discernment and good sense will think it rather a point of honour to renounce engage- inents , which I could not fulfil so strictly as ...
... Madam ! but when I am influenced by a partiality for another , how- evet ill - founded , I hope your discernment and good sense will think it rather a point of honour to renounce engage- inents , which I could not fulfil so strictly as ...
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... Madam , is a satire upon mankind , and ' tis fortunate that one man has broke in upon your reverie for the credit of our sex . I say one , Madam , for poor Canton here , from age and in- firmities , stands for nothing . Cant . Noting at ...
... Madam , is a satire upon mankind , and ' tis fortunate that one man has broke in upon your reverie for the credit of our sex . I say one , Madam , for poor Canton here , from age and in- firmities , stands for nothing . Cant . Noting at ...
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... Madam ? -Venus forbid ! -My old fault ; the devil's in me , I think , for perplexing young wo- mem ( aside and smiling . ) Take courage , Madam ! dear Miss Fanny , explain . - You have a powerful advocate in my breast , I assure you ...
... Madam ? -Venus forbid ! -My old fault ; the devil's in me , I think , for perplexing young wo- mem ( aside and smiling . ) Take courage , Madam ! dear Miss Fanny , explain . - You have a powerful advocate in my breast , I assure you ...
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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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