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Page 688
... Madam ; my father has a proposal to make , which he insists none but himself shall deliver . Croaker . My mind misgives me , the fellow will never be brought on . ( Aside . ) In short , Madam , you see before you one that loves you ...
... Madam ; my father has a proposal to make , which he insists none but himself shall deliver . Croaker . My mind misgives me , the fellow will never be brought on . ( Aside . ) In short , Madam , you see before you one that loves you ...
Page 706
... Madam , you'll excuse me , and my good friends here , for a few minutes . There are books , Madam , to amuse you . Come , gentlemen , you know I make no ceremony with such friends . After you , Sir . Excuse me . Well , if I must . But ...
... Madam , you'll excuse me , and my good friends here , for a few minutes . There are books , Madam , to amuse you . Come , gentlemen , you know I make no ceremony with such friends . After you , Sir . Excuse me . Well , if I must . But ...
Page 780
... madam , but infinitely better ex- pressed . And I can't help observing — a Miss Hardcastle . ( Aside ) Who could ever suppose this fellow impudent upon some occasions . ( To ... madam . Morally speaking , madam- ( 780 ) She Stoops to Conquer.
... madam , but infinitely better ex- pressed . And I can't help observing — a Miss Hardcastle . ( Aside ) Who could ever suppose this fellow impudent upon some occasions . ( To ... madam . Morally speaking , madam- ( 780 ) She Stoops to Conquer.
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CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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