The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... excuse the presumption ) that- Fan . Do you excuse my making you a party concerned , my lord , and let me interest your heart , in my behalf , as my future happiness or misery in a great measure de- pend- L Ogle . Upon me , Madam ? Fan ...
... excuse the presumption ) that- Fan . Do you excuse my making you a party concerned , my lord , and let me interest your heart , in my behalf , as my future happiness or misery in a great measure de- pend- L Ogle . Upon me , Madam ? Fan ...
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... excuse me ! Lord Min . Excuse you , Sir John I love your frankness ; but why won't you be franker still ? we have always some- thing for dinner , and you will never dine at home . Sir John . You must know , my lord , that I love to know ...
... excuse me ! Lord Min . Excuse you , Sir John I love your frankness ; but why won't you be franker still ? we have always some- thing for dinner , and you will never dine at home . Sir John . You must know , my lord , that I love to know ...
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... excuse me ! —that my niece suffers by the bargain : prudence , my lord , is a very fine thing . Lord Min . So is a long neckcloth nicely twisted in a button - hole , but I don't chuse to wear one - you'll excuse me ! Sir John . I wish ...
... excuse me ! —that my niece suffers by the bargain : prudence , my lord , is a very fine thing . Lord Min . So is a long neckcloth nicely twisted in a button - hole , but I don't chuse to wear one - you'll excuse me ! Sir John . I wish ...
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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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