The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Whit . But am not I going to do him more than justice ? Bates . As you have done him much less than justice hitherto , you can't begin too soon . Whit . Am not I going to give him the lady he likes , and which I was going to marry ...
... Whit . But am not I going to do him more than justice ? Bates . As you have done him much less than justice hitherto , you can't begin too soon . Whit . Am not I going to give him the lady he likes , and which I was going to marry ...
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... Whit . I beg your pardon , Sir , I don't like this oere- mony . ( uside . ) To Mrs Brady in Pall - Mall . Wid . Now prosade - Fire and powder , but I would- Whit . Sir ! what's the matter ? Wid . Nothing at all Sir ; pray go on . Whit ...
... Whit . I beg your pardon , Sir , I don't like this oere- mony . ( uside . ) To Mrs Brady in Pall - Mall . Wid . Now prosade - Fire and powder , but I would- Whit . Sir ! what's the matter ? Wid . Nothing at all Sir ; pray go on . Whit ...
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... Whit . What a bloody fellow it is ! I wish Thomas would come in . Wid . Come , Sir , prepare youself ; you are not the first by half a score that I have run through and through the heart , before they knew what was the matter with them .
... Whit . What a bloody fellow it is ! I wish Thomas would come in . Wid . Come , Sir , prepare youself ; you are not the first by half a score that I have run through and through the heart , before they knew what was the matter with them .
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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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