The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... tell it , there's a little tell - tale , I know of , will come and tell it for him . Fan . Fie , Betty ! [ blushing : ] Bet . Ah ! you may well blush . - But you're not so sick , and so pale , and so wan , and so many qualms- Fan . Have ...
... tell it , there's a little tell - tale , I know of , will come and tell it for him . Fan . Fie , Betty ! [ blushing : ] Bet . Ah ! you may well blush . - But you're not so sick , and so pale , and so wan , and so many qualms- Fan . Have ...
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... tell me your busi- ness . Sir John . Well , but where was you , Lovewell ? Love . Walking - writing - what signifies where I was ? Sir John . Walking ! yes , I dare say . It rained as hard as it could pour . Sweet refreshing showers to ...
... tell me your busi- ness . Sir John . Well , but where was you , Lovewell ? Love . Walking - writing - what signifies where I was ? Sir John . Walking ! yes , I dare say . It rained as hard as it could pour . Sweet refreshing showers to ...
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... tell me , my dear Miss Fanny , for 1 must know ; tell me the how , the when , and the where- C 3 Tell me Enter Enter CANTON bastily . Cant . My lor , my THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE . 55.
... tell me , my dear Miss Fanny , for 1 must know ; tell me the how , the when , and the where- C 3 Tell me Enter Enter CANTON bastily . Cant . My lor , my THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE . 55.
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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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