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Page 174
... Lofty . Why , yes , madam ; I believe Sir William has some reason to confide in my judgment ; one little reason , perhaps . Miss Rich . Pray , sir , what was it ? Lofty . Why , madam - but let it go no further — it was I procured him ...
... Lofty . Why , yes , madam ; I believe Sir William has some reason to confide in my judgment ; one little reason , perhaps . Miss Rich . Pray , sir , what was it ? Lofty . Why , madam - but let it go no further — it was I procured him ...
Page 175
... Lofty , is a person employed in my affairs : I know you'll serve us ! Lofty . My dear madam , I live but to serve you . Sir William shall even wait upon him , if you think proper to command it . Sir Will . That would be quite ...
... Lofty , is a person employed in my affairs : I know you'll serve us ! Lofty . My dear madam , I live but to serve you . Sir William shall even wait upon him , if you think proper to command it . Sir Will . That would be quite ...
Page 201
... Lofty , what can that mean ? Lofty . Let him go on , let him go on , I say . find it come to something presently . You'll Sir Will Yes , sir , I believe you'll be amazed , if , after waiting some time in the ante - chamber , after being ...
... Lofty , what can that mean ? Lofty . Let him go on , let him go on , I say . find it come to something presently . You'll Sir Will Yes , sir , I believe you'll be amazed , if , after waiting some time in the ante - chamber , after being ...
Contents
THE DESERTED VILLAGE | 16 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs perform in the Character | 59 |
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