The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... wish , at present , my omium , as may call it . L Ogle . Your wishes shall be fulfill'd , Sterl . Shall they , my lord ? —but how - how ? L Ogle . I'll marry in your family . Sterl What ! my sister Heidelberg ? L Ogle . You throw me ...
... wish , at present , my omium , as may call it . L Ogle . Your wishes shall be fulfill'd , Sterl . Shall they , my lord ? —but how - how ? L Ogle . I'll marry in your family . Sterl What ! my sister Heidelberg ? L Ogle . You throw me ...
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... wish from my heart , that she is not much the worse for her journey - you'll excuse me ! Lord Min . But why in a passion , Sir John ? — [ My lord nods and laughs at Miss Tittup , who peeps from bebind . Don't you think that my Lady and ...
... wish from my heart , that she is not much the worse for her journey - you'll excuse me ! Lord Min . But why in a passion , Sir John ? — [ My lord nods and laughs at Miss Tittup , who peeps from bebind . Don't you think that my Lady and ...
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... wish you were ty'd up somewhere else , ( Aside . ) I sweat from top to toe ! pray lend me your sword , Mr Jessamy ; I shall go to my room ; and let my lord and lady , and my niece Tittup know , that I beg they will excuse ceremonies ...
... wish you were ty'd up somewhere else , ( Aside . ) I sweat from top to toe ! pray lend me your sword , Mr Jessamy ; I shall go to my room ; and let my lord and lady , and my niece Tittup know , that I beg they will excuse ceremonies ...
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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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