The Beaux Stratagem: A ComedyJ. Bell, 1797 - 110 pages |
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... things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubb'd . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? 21 Bon . Yes , sir , I'm old Will Boniface , pretty well known upon this road , as the saying is . Aim . O , Mr ...
... things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubb'd . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? 21 Bon . Yes , sir , I'm old Will Boniface , pretty well known upon this road , as the saying is . Aim . O , Mr ...
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... we had as many more of ' em they're full of money , and pay double for every thing they have ; they know , sir , that we paid good round taxes for the B taking of them , and so they are willing to Àð 1 . 13 BEAUX STRATAGEM .
... we had as many more of ' em they're full of money , and pay double for every thing they have ; they know , sir , that we paid good round taxes for the B taking of them , and so they are willing to Àð 1 . 13 BEAUX STRATAGEM .
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... thing in the house . Aim . Have you any veal ? Bon . Veal ! sir , we had a delicate loin of veal on Wednesday last . Aim . Have you got any fish , or wild - fowl ? Bon . As for fish , truly , sir , we are an inland town , and ...
... thing in the house . Aim . Have you any veal ? Bon . Veal ! sir , we had a delicate loin of veal on Wednesday last . Aim . Have you got any fish , or wild - fowl ? Bon . As for fish , truly , sir , we are an inland town , and ...
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... thing above the rest , I must beg that you will let this fellow have none of your anno domini , as you call it ; for he's the most insufferable sot - Here , sirrah , light me to my chamber . Arch . Yes , sir . [ Exit , lighted by Archer ...
... thing above the rest , I must beg that you will let this fellow have none of your anno domini , as you call it ; for he's the most insufferable sot - Here , sirrah , light me to my chamber . Arch . Yes , sir . [ Exit , lighted by Archer ...
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... things called pleasures . Dor . You share in all the pleasures the country affords . Mrs. Sul . Country pleasures ! Racks and torments ! Dost think , child , that my limbs were made for leap- ing of ditches , and clambering over stiles ...
... things called pleasures . Dor . You share in all the pleasures the country affords . Mrs. Sul . Country pleasures ! Racks and torments ! Dost think , child , that my limbs were made for leap- ing of ditches , and clambering over stiles ...
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