Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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... gentleman , that was a gentleman , ill usage . If I 10 saw that a gentleman was a gentleman , I have taken money not to see him for ten weeks together . HONEYW . Tenderness is a virtue , Mr. Twitch . BAILIFF . Ay , Sir , its a perfect ...
... gentleman , that was a gentleman , ill usage . If I 10 saw that a gentleman was a gentleman , I have taken money not to see him for ten weeks together . HONEYW . Tenderness is a virtue , Mr. Twitch . BAILIFF . Ay , Sir , its a perfect ...
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... gentleman , as well acquainted with politics , as with men in power : as well acquainted with persons of fashion , as with modesty ; with Lords of the Treasury , as with truth ; and with all , as you are with Sir William Honeywood . I ...
... gentleman , as well acquainted with politics , as with men in power : as well acquainted with persons of fashion , as with modesty ; with Lords of the Treasury , as with truth ; and with all , as you are with Sir William Honeywood . I ...
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... gentleman bees in a concatenation accordingly . THIRD FELLOW . I like the maxum of it , Master Muggins . What , tho ' I am obligated to dance a bear , a man may be a gentleman for all that . May this be my poison if my bear ever dances ...
... gentleman bees in a concatenation accordingly . THIRD FELLOW . I like the maxum of it , Master Muggins . What , tho ' I am obligated to dance a bear , a man may be a gentleman for all that . May this be my poison if my bear ever dances ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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