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Clinch . jun . ( Reads . ] Dear Brother - I will see you presently : I have sent this
lad to wait on you ; he can instruct you in the fashions of the town . I am your
affectionate brother , CLINCHER . Very well ; and what's your name , sir ? Dicky .
Clinch . jun . ( Reads . ] Dear Brother - I will see you presently : I have sent this
lad to wait on you ; he can instruct you in the fashions of the town . I am your
affectionate brother , CLINCHER . Very well ; and what's your name , sir ? Dicky .
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Clinch . jun . I thought , brother , you owed so much to the memory of my father ,
as to wear mourning for his death . Clinch , sen . Why , so I do , fool ; I wear this ,
because I have the estate ; and you wear that , because you have not the estate .
Clinch . jun . I thought , brother , you owed so much to the memory of my father ,
as to wear mourning for his death . Clinch , sen . Why , so I do , fool ; I wear this ,
because I have the estate ; and you wear that , because you have not the estate .
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Clinch . sen . Because people will imagine you have a spite at me .-- But have
you seen your cousin Angelica yet , and her mother , the Lady Darling ? Clinch .
jun . No ; my dancing - master has not been with me yet . How shall I salute tbem
...
Clinch . sen . Because people will imagine you have a spite at me .-- But have
you seen your cousin Angelica yet , and her mother , the Lady Darling ? Clinch .
jun . No ; my dancing - master has not been with me yet . How shall I salute tbem
...
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Clinch . jun . These London sparks are plaguy impudent ! This fellow , by his
assurance , can be no less than a courtier . Dicky . He's rather a courtier by his
borrowing . Clinch . jun . ' Faith , sir , I ha'n't above five guineas about me . Sir H.
What ...
Clinch . jun . These London sparks are plaguy impudent ! This fellow , by his
assurance , can be no less than a courtier . Dicky . He's rather a courtier by his
borrowing . Clinch . jun . ' Faith , sir , I ha'n't above five guineas about me . Sir H.
What ...
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Clinch . jun . My business ! Why , my cousin lives here . Sir H. I know your cousin
does live here , and Vi . zard's cousin , and every body's cousin sir , I shall return
immediately ; and if you off - r to touch her till I come back , I shall cut your throat ...
Clinch . jun . My business ! Why , my cousin lives here . Sir H. I know your cousin
does live here , and Vi . zard's cousin , and every body's cousin sir , I shall return
immediately ; and if you off - r to touch her till I come back , I shall cut your throat ...
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