The Dramatic Works of John O'Keeffe, Band 4author, 1798 |
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... fome prefer buttermilk , and it is indeed as a lacteal lachrymnoligon ; for , Madam , when the disease proceeds from vifcid pituitous fub- ftance obftructing the veffels of the lungs , we of the faculty call it a fpurious peripneumony ...
... fome prefer buttermilk , and it is indeed as a lacteal lachrymnoligon ; for , Madam , when the disease proceeds from vifcid pituitous fub- ftance obftructing the veffels of the lungs , we of the faculty call it a fpurious peripneumony ...
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... fome money , and if you can oblige me by discharging that trifle --- Louifa . Then better remain in my landlord's debt than --- This wretch ! -- ( afide ) --- there , Sir , take your bill out of that gives the bank - note to Grifby ...
... fome money , and if you can oblige me by discharging that trifle --- Louifa . Then better remain in my landlord's debt than --- This wretch ! -- ( afide ) --- there , Sir , take your bill out of that gives the bank - note to Grifby ...
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... fome drops falling on your neck hankerchief ; what with that and your grievous face , my love , the titter went round . One Lord with a blue ribbon whispered , " ' Pon my foul ! that lady fitting next to the pretty well - behaved little ...
... fome drops falling on your neck hankerchief ; what with that and your grievous face , my love , the titter went round . One Lord with a blue ribbon whispered , " ' Pon my foul ! that lady fitting next to the pretty well - behaved little ...
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... --- your proud brother is a banker --- and where the end is money , I can't fee any great dif- ference in the means used to acquire it . Mrs. Mrs. Bell . Candour fhou'd in fome measure incline me 28 THE WORLD IN A VILLAGE .
... --- your proud brother is a banker --- and where the end is money , I can't fee any great dif- ference in the means used to acquire it . Mrs. Mrs. Bell . Candour fhou'd in fome measure incline me 28 THE WORLD IN A VILLAGE .
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... fome friends in town - I must beg your acceptance of a part of it . Mrs. Bell . You've too much concern for me - I gave you evil , and you return every good . Maria . My dear Ma'am be cheerful . ( Takes her hand ) [ Exeunt . SCENE II ...
... fome friends in town - I must beg your acceptance of a part of it . Mrs. Bell . You've too much concern for me - I gave you evil , and you return every good . Maria . My dear Ma'am be cheerful . ( Takes her hand ) [ Exeunt . SCENE II ...
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