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Page 188
... pray , what right have they to my money ? Mrs. Croaker . And pray , what right then have you to my good humour ? Croaker . And so your good humour advises me to part with my money ? Why , then , to tell your good [ 1 The Santa Casa , or ...
... pray , what right have they to my money ? Mrs. Croaker . And pray , what right then have you to my good humour ? Croaker . And so your good humour advises me to part with my money ? Why , then , to tell your good [ 1 The Santa Casa , or ...
Page 213
... pray - I can't yet speak- I'm crying now - and have been all the week ! ' Tis not alone this mourning suit , good masters ; 2 I've that within - for which there are no plasters ! Pray would you know the reason why I'm crying ? The Comic ...
... pray - I can't yet speak- I'm crying now - and have been all the week ! ' Tis not alone this mourning suit , good masters ; 2 I've that within - for which there are no plasters ! Pray would you know the reason why I'm crying ? The Comic ...
Page 227
... Pray , gentlemen , is not this same Hardcastle a cross - grained , old - fashioned , whimsical fellow with an ugly face ; a daughter , and a pretty son ? Hastings . We have not seen the gentleman , but he has the family you mention ...
... Pray , gentlemen , is not this same Hardcastle a cross - grained , old - fashioned , whimsical fellow with an ugly face ; a daughter , and a pretty son ? Hastings . We have not seen the gentleman , but he has the family you mention ...
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RETALIATION | 35 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs | 59 |
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