Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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Page 19
... Ask the brave if they desire glory ; ask cowards if they covet safety ———— croaker . Well , well , no more questions about it . LEONT . Ask the sick if they long for health , ask misers if they love money , ask- Croaker . Ask a fool if ...
... Ask the brave if they desire glory ; ask cowards if they covet safety ———— croaker . Well , well , no more questions about it . LEONT . Ask the sick if they long for health , ask misers if they love money , ask- Croaker . Ask a fool if ...
Page 22
... ask ten thou- sand pardons . MRS . CROAKER . Sir , this honour- LOFTY . And , Dubardieu ! If the man comes from the Cornish borough , 10 you must do him ; you must do him , I say . Madam , I ask ten thou- sand pardons . And if the ...
... ask ten thou- sand pardons . MRS . CROAKER . Sir , this honour- LOFTY . And , Dubardieu ! If the man comes from the Cornish borough , 10 you must do him ; you must do him , I say . Madam , I ask ten thou- sand pardons . And if the ...
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... ask you but one question . LOFTY . Sir , ask me no questions : I say , Sir , ask me no questions ; I'll be damn'd , if I answer them . HONEYW . I will ask no further . My friend , my benefactor , it is , it must be here , that I am ...
... ask you but one question . LOFTY . Sir , ask me no questions : I say , Sir , ask me no questions ; I'll be damn'd , if I answer them . HONEYW . I will ask no further . My friend , my benefactor , it is , it must be here , that I am ...
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Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
Copyright | |
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