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... Marlow . And damn your prune sauce , say I ! Hard . And yet , gentlemen , to men that are hungry , pig , with prune sauce , is very good eating . Marlow . At the bottom , a calf's tongue and brains . Hastings . Let your brains be ...
... Marlow . And damn your prune sauce , say I ! Hard . And yet , gentlemen , to men that are hungry , pig , with prune sauce , is very good eating . Marlow . At the bottom , a calf's tongue and brains . Hastings . Let your brains be ...
Page 263
... Marlow here , and in spirits too ! Marlow . Give me joy , George ! Crown me , shadow me with laurels ! Well , George , after all , we modest fellows don't want for success among the women . Hastings . Some women , you mean . But what ...
... Marlow here , and in spirits too ! Marlow . Give me joy , George ! Crown me , shadow me with laurels ! Well , George , after all , we modest fellows don't want for success among the women . Hastings . Some women , you mean . But what ...
Page 264
... Marlow . The landlady . Hastings . You did ! Marlow . I did . She's to be answerable for its forth- coming , you know . Hastings . Yes , she'll bring it forth with a witness . Marlow . Wasn't I right ? I believe you'll allow that I ...
... Marlow . The landlady . Hastings . You did ! Marlow . I did . She's to be answerable for its forth- coming , you know . Hastings . Yes , she'll bring it forth with a witness . Marlow . Wasn't I right ? I believe you'll allow that I ...
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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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