Poems and PlaysMessrs. Price, Sleater, 1785 - 274 pages |
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Page 191
... Mifs Nev . Perfectly , my dear . Yet now I look a- gain - bless me ! -fure no accident has happened among the canary birds or the gold fishes . Has your brother or the cat been meddling ? or has the last novel been too moving ? Mifs ...
... Mifs Nev . Perfectly , my dear . Yet now I look a- gain - bless me ! -fure no accident has happened among the canary birds or the gold fishes . Has your brother or the cat been meddling ? or has the last novel been too moving ? Mifs ...
Page 192
... Mifs Nev . I have just come from one of our agree- able tête - à - têéte's . She has been saying a hundred tender things , and fetting off her pretty monster as the very pink of perfection . Mifs Hard . And her partiality is fuch , that ...
... Mifs Nev . I have just come from one of our agree- able tête - à - têéte's . She has been saying a hundred tender things , and fetting off her pretty monster as the very pink of perfection . Mifs Hard . And her partiality is fuch , that ...
Page 211
... Mifs Neville , by all that's happy ! Enter MISS NEVILLE , Mifs Nevil . My dear Haftings ! To what unexpected good ... Nev . Certainly it must be one of my THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT . 211.
... Mifs Neville , by all that's happy ! Enter MISS NEVILLE , Mifs Nevil . My dear Haftings ! To what unexpected good ... Nev . Certainly it must be one of my THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT . 211.
Page 212
Oliver Goldsmith. Mifs Nev . Certainly it must be one of my hopeful coufin's tricks , of whom you have heard me talk fo often , ha ha ! ha ! Haft . He whom your aunt intends for you ? he of whom I have fuch just apprehenfions ? Mifs Nev ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Mifs Nev . Certainly it must be one of my hopeful coufin's tricks , of whom you have heard me talk fo often , ha ha ! ha ! Haft . He whom your aunt intends for you ? he of whom I have fuch just apprehenfions ? Mifs Nev ...
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Oliver Goldsmith. Mifs Nev . But how fhall we keep him in the decepti- on ? Miss Hardcastle is juft returned from walking ; what if we ftill continue to deceive him ? this way This , [ They confer Enter MARLOW . Mar. The affiduities of ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Mifs Nev . But how fhall we keep him in the decepti- on ? Miss Hardcastle is juft returned from walking ; what if we ftill continue to deceive him ? this way This , [ They confer Enter MARLOW . Mar. The affiduities of ...
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