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Enter Flush . Fluß . You knave ! —if I catch you - how , has he left the tavern ? -Ah
, Sir Paul ! -pray , Sir , have you seen any thing of my son ? Sir Paul . I know
nothing of your son , sir . Fluß . He has been distributing my propertygiving away
my ...
Enter Flush . Fluß . You knave ! —if I catch you - how , has he left the tavern ? -Ah
, Sir Paul ! -pray , Sir , have you seen any thing of my son ? Sir Paul . I know
nothing of your son , sir . Fluß . He has been distributing my propertygiving away
my ...
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I hope they won't quarrel — I fear Mr Flush will infiftGingham . He insist ! -bless
you , he'd sell me for half a crown ! Re - enter FLUSH and Sir Paul . of you Sir
Paul . He's mine ! he's inine ! the father knows his own child at last - I never
suspected ...
I hope they won't quarrel — I fear Mr Flush will infiftGingham . He insist ! -bless
you , he'd sell me for half a crown ! Re - enter FLUSH and Sir Paul . of you Sir
Paul . He's mine ! he's inine ! the father knows his own child at last - I never
suspected ...
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Enter FLUSH . Fluß . You knave ! -if I catch you - how , has he left the tavern ? -Ah
, Sir Paul ! -pray , Sir , have you seen any thing of my fon ? Sir Paul . I know
nothing of your son , sir . Flush . He has been distributing my propertygiving away
my ...
Enter FLUSH . Fluß . You knave ! -if I catch you - how , has he left the tavern ? -Ah
, Sir Paul ! -pray , Sir , have you seen any thing of my fon ? Sir Paul . I know
nothing of your son , sir . Flush . He has been distributing my propertygiving away
my ...
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Flush . Yours too ! — ' Sdeath , Sir Paul - this facing has turned your brain . Sir
Paul . Racing ! -- I've done with it , firI hate it - I'm above the turf now . Flush .
Above the turf ! -- I wish you were under it ! - do you pretend the loves both our
fons ...
Flush . Yours too ! — ' Sdeath , Sir Paul - this facing has turned your brain . Sir
Paul . Racing ! -- I've done with it , firI hate it - I'm above the turf now . Flush .
Above the turf ! -- I wish you were under it ! - do you pretend the loves both our
fons ...
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I hope they won't quarrel — I fear Mr Flush will infiftGingham . He insist ! -bless
you , he'd sell me for half a crown ! Re - enter Flush and Sir Paul . of youSir Paul .
He's mine ! he's mine ! the father knows his own child at last - I never suspected ...
I hope they won't quarrel — I fear Mr Flush will infiftGingham . He insist ! -bless
you , he'd sell me for half a crown ! Re - enter Flush and Sir Paul . of youSir Paul .
He's mine ! he's mine ! the father knows his own child at last - I never suspected ...
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| Title | Notoriety: And Fifteen Others, Volume 1 Notoriety: And Fifteen Others, Frederick Reynolds |
| Author | Frederick Reynolds |
| Published | 1793 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2006 |
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