Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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... mean , or has he any meaning . Eh , what do you mean , you blockhead you ? LEONT . Mean , Sir - why , Sir - only when my sister is to be married , that I have the pleasure of marrying her , Sir ; that is , of giving her away , Sir - I ...
... mean , or has he any meaning . Eh , what do you mean , you blockhead you ? LEONT . Mean , Sir - why , Sir - only when my sister is to be married , that I have the pleasure of marrying her , Sir ; that is , of giving her away , Sir - I ...
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... mean , Garnet ? GARNET . Mean , Madam , why , what should it mean , but what Mr. Lofty sent you here to see ? These people he calls officers , are officers sure enough : sheriff's officers ; bailiffs , Madam . 40 MISS RICH . Ay , it is ...
... mean , Garnet ? GARNET . Mean , Madam , why , what should it mean , but what Mr. Lofty sent you here to see ? These people he calls officers , are officers sure enough : sheriff's officers ; bailiffs , Madam . 40 MISS RICH . Ay , it is ...
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... mean by all this ? Yet , why should I enquire , when he alarms us in this manner almost every day ! But Honeywood has desired an interview with me in private . What can he mean ; or , rather , what means this palpitation at his approach ...
... mean by all this ? Yet , why should I enquire , when he alarms us in this manner almost every day ! But Honeywood has desired an interview with me in private . What can he mean ; or , rather , what means this palpitation at his approach ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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