The modern theatre: a collection of successful modern plays, Volumes 3-4Georg Olms Verlag |
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... pardon , but even of being pleaded for to my uncle . Mr Eus . Not I , indeed - Nay , were it in my power to do you any good , I would not ; I shan't for- give you myself ; much less ask him . But you are right in fixing on me for a ...
... pardon , but even of being pleaded for to my uncle . Mr Eus . Not I , indeed - Nay , were it in my power to do you any good , I would not ; I shan't for- give you myself ; much less ask him . But you are right in fixing on me for a ...
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... pardon - I thought perhaps your ladyship wished to see the Major show himself a courageous gentleman in the field ; and that that was the reason of your prefer- ring him to Sir George . Lady Har . I prefer ! Did not my brother , from ...
... pardon - I thought perhaps your ladyship wished to see the Major show himself a courageous gentleman in the field ; and that that was the reason of your prefer- ring him to Sir George . Lady Har . I prefer ! Did not my brother , from ...
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... pardon , Sir ; I thought my mas- ter had been at home ; but he is not . Mr Ant . Is not he ? Ser . No , Sir ; he has been gone out this half - hour . Mr. Ant . He is gone to my house then , I dare say . Is your lady at home ? Ser . Yes ...
... pardon , Sir ; I thought my mas- ter had been at home ; but he is not . Mr Ant . Is not he ? Ser . No , Sir ; he has been gone out this half - hour . Mr. Ant . He is gone to my house then , I dare say . Is your lady at home ? Ser . Yes ...
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... pardon for the trouble I have given you . Lady Eus . No apologies , Sir . Permit me to let one of my servants shew you to Lady Harriet's . Mr Ant . No , I am much obliged to you . If it is the same house that Sir George Euston lived in ...
... pardon for the trouble I have given you . Lady Eus . No apologies , Sir . Permit me to let one of my servants shew you to Lady Harriet's . Mr Ant . No , I am much obliged to you . If it is the same house that Sir George Euston lived in ...
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... pardon - I thought the Major had been here ; -he promised he wou'd go with me into the city on some business- He is not gone out , I hope ? Lady Har . Mr Euston , you will excuse me a moment - I will send ( To the Colonel ) the Major to ...
... pardon - I thought the Major had been here ; -he promised he wou'd go with me into the city on some business- He is not gone out , I hope ? Lady Har . Mr Euston , you will excuse me a moment - I will send ( To the Colonel ) the Major to ...
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