Poems and PlaysIntroduction and notes by Austin Dobson]--The traveller; or, A. prospect of society.--The deserted village.--Retaliation.--The haunch of venison.--Miscellaneous pieces.--The good-natur'd man.--She stoops to conquer; or, The mistakes of a night.--Scene from The grumbler.--Appendix. |
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... Honeywood here before me . Miss Richland have set him at liberty ? Enter HONEYWOOD Mr. Honeywood , I'm glad to see you abroad again . I find my concurrence was not necessary in your unfortu- nate affairs . I had put things in a train to ...
... Honeywood here before me . Miss Richland have set him at liberty ? Enter HONEYWOOD Mr. Honeywood , I'm glad to see you abroad again . I find my concurrence was not necessary in your unfortu- nate affairs . I had put things in a train to ...
Page 179
... Honeywood , I have admitted you upon terms of friendship . Don't let us fall out : make me happy , and let this be buried in oblivion . You know I hate ostentation ; you know I do . Come , come , Honeywood , you know I always loved to ...
... Honeywood , I have admitted you upon terms of friendship . Don't let us fall out : make me happy , and let this be buried in oblivion . You know I hate ostentation ; you know I do . Come , come , Honeywood , you know I always loved to ...
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... Honeywood , without ! Then , sir , it was Mr. Honeywood that directed you hither . Croaker . No , sir , it was Mr. Honeywood conducted me hither . Leont . Is it possible ! Croaker . Possible ! Why , he's in the house now , sir . More ...
... Honeywood , without ! Then , sir , it was Mr. Honeywood that directed you hither . Croaker . No , sir , it was Mr. Honeywood conducted me hither . Leont . Is it possible ! Croaker . Possible ! Why , he's in the house now , sir . More ...
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