The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ...Mrs. Inchbald Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1808 |
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... mean ; for I am sure I have seen them gadding , when your tongue has been locked up safe enough . Lady B. My eyes gadding ! Pr'ythee after who , child ? Bel . Why , after one that thinks you hate him , as much as I know you love him ...
... mean ; for I am sure I have seen them gadding , when your tongue has been locked up safe enough . Lady B. My eyes gadding ! Pr'ythee after who , child ? Bel . Why , after one that thinks you hate him , as much as I know you love him ...
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... mean you , sir ? Heart . I mean to tell you , that ungrateful woman upon earth , Lady F. Ungrateful ! to whom ? Heart . To nature . you are the most Lady F. Why , what has nature done for me Heart . What you have undone by art ; It made ...
... mean you , sir ? Heart . I mean to tell you , that ungrateful woman upon earth , Lady F. Ungrateful ! to whom ? Heart . To nature . you are the most Lady F. Why , what has nature done for me Heart . What you have undone by art ; It made ...
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... means to con- vince that the whole world is of my opinion ? you , Lady F. Sir , though you , and all the world you talk of , should be so impertinently officious , as to think to persuade me I don't know how to behave myself ; I should ...
... means to con- vince that the whole world is of my opinion ? you , Lady F. Sir , though you , and all the world you talk of , should be so impertinently officious , as to think to persuade me I don't know how to behave myself ; I should ...
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... mean while let's go dine at Locket's , and let hope get you a sto- mach . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . LADY FANCIFUL'S House . Enter LADY FANCIFUL and MADEMOISELLE . Lady F. Did you ever see any thing so importune , mademoiselle ? Madem ...
... mean while let's go dine at Locket's , and let hope get you a sto- mach . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . LADY FANCIFUL'S House . Enter LADY FANCIFUL and MADEMOISELLE . Lady F. Did you ever see any thing so importune , mademoiselle ? Madem ...
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... means to make me soon weary on't . Lady F. Not by over fondness , upon my word , sir . But pr'ythee let's stop here ; for you are so much governed by instinct , I know you'll grow brutish at last . Bel . [ Aside . ] Now am I sure she's ...
... means to make me soon weary on't . Lady F. Not by over fondness , upon my word , sir . But pr'ythee let's stop here ; for you are so much governed by instinct , I know you'll grow brutish at last . Bel . [ Aside . ] Now am I sure she's ...
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