The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... turn'd in , has given me these foolish prejudices . Lard Min . Then you must affront him or you'll never get the ... turns the chair , as Sir JoHN moves to conceal Tittup . Sir John . You'll excuse me , my lord , that I have brok- en in ...
... turn'd in , has given me these foolish prejudices . Lard Min . Then you must affront him or you'll never get the ... turns the chair , as Sir JoHN moves to conceal Tittup . Sir John . You'll excuse me , my lord , that I have brok- en in ...
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... turns my head , I have been giddy with it too long , and must turn from it while I can - pray be quiet , my lord , I wil meet you to morrow . Lord Min . To - morrow ! ' tis an age in my situation- let the weak , bashful , coyish whiner ...
... turns my head , I have been giddy with it too long , and must turn from it while I can - pray be quiet , my lord , I wil meet you to morrow . Lord Min . To - morrow ! ' tis an age in my situation- let the weak , bashful , coyish whiner ...
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... turn , but not engross the stage ! And you , gay Madam , gay to give delight , Must not , turn'd prude , encroach upon her right : Each sep'rate charm : you grave , you light as feather , Unless that Shakespear bring you both together ...
... turn , but not engross the stage ! And you , gay Madam , gay to give delight , Must not , turn'd prude , encroach upon her right : Each sep'rate charm : you grave , you light as feather , Unless that Shakespear bring you both together ...
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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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