 Money were ours. Cher. He don't belong to our Gang? Bon. What Horses have they? Cher. The Master rides upon a Black. Bon. A Black! ten to one the Man upon the black Mare; and since he don't belong to our Fraternity, we may betray him with a safe Conscience;...  British Theatre - Page 82by John Bell - 1791Full view - About this book
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...Cher. The Mafter rides upon a Black. Ban. A Black I ten to one the Man upon the black Mare ; and fince he don't belong to our Fraternity, we may betray him with a fafe Confcience j I don't think it '.awful to harbour any Rogues but my own. Look'e, Child, as the... | |
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...He don't belong to our Gang. Bon. What Horl'es have they ? Cher. The Midler rides upon a BlackSon. A Black ! ten to one the Man upon the black Mare ; and f-nce he don't belong to our Ftaterniry, we may betray him with a fnfe Confcience : 1 don't think it... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1752 - 102 pages
...Chcr. The Matter rides upon a Black Bon. A Black ! ton to one the Man upon the black Mare ; and ftnce he don't belong to our Fraternity, we may betray him with a fafe Conscience ; I don't think -it tewfal to harbour.' any Rogues brut my awtv. Look'er. Child, as... | |
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...He don't belong to our gang. J}on. What horfes have they ? Cher. The matter rides upon a black. Eon. A black ! ten to one the man upon the black mare; and fince he don't belong toour fraternity, we may betray him with a fafe confcience. I don't think it... | |
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...our fraternity, we niayiibetrayjiim with a safe conscience. I don't think jtiilawjuliitp,iiharbpur any rogues but my own. Look'ye, child, as the saying...must go cunningly to work ; proofs we must have ; the gentle man's servant loves drink, I'll ply him that way; and ten to one he loves a wench ; you must... | |
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...He don't belong to our gang. Bon. What horses have they ? Cher. Die master rides upon a black. Bon. A black ! ten to one the man upon the black mare !...think it lawful to harbour any rogues but my own. LookV, child, as the saying is, we must go cunningly to work ; proofs we must have. The gentleman's... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 540 pages
...belong to our gang. F,on. What horses have they? Cher. The master rides upon a black. Kon. A blavk ! ten to one the man upon the black mare ! and, since...think it lawful to harbour any rogues but my own. LookV, child, as the saying is, we must go cunningly to work ; proofs we must have. The gentleman's... | |
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...He don't belong to our gang. Bon. What horses have they ? Cher. The master rides upon a black. Bon. A black ! ten to one the man upon the black mare :...my own. Lookye, child, as the saying is, we must go cunninglyjto work ; proofs we must have ; the gentleman's servant loves drink ; I'll ply him that way,... | |
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