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Page 491
... talk more simply , when we talk at best of trifles . None could possibly conceive a person more fit to fill this employment than Nash : He had some wit , as I have said once or twice before ; but it was of that sort which is rather ...
... talk more simply , when we talk at best of trifles . None could possibly conceive a person more fit to fill this employment than Nash : He had some wit , as I have said once or twice before ; but it was of that sort which is rather ...
Page 689
... talk nonsense ! What's come over the boy ? What signifies asking , when there's not a soul to give you an answer ? If you would ask to the purpose , ask this lady's consent to make you happy . Miss Rich . Why , indeed , Sir , his ...
... talk nonsense ! What's come over the boy ? What signifies asking , when there's not a soul to give you an answer ? If you would ask to the purpose , ask this lady's consent to make you happy . Miss Rich . Why , indeed , Sir , his ...
Page 738
... talk to me . It's over ; I say , it's over . Croaker . As I hope for your favour , I did not mean to offend . It escaped me . Don't be discomposed . Lofty . Zounds , Sir , but I am discomposed , and will be discomposed . To be treated ...
... talk to me . It's over ; I say , it's over . Croaker . As I hope for your favour , I did not mean to offend . It escaped me . Don't be discomposed . Lofty . Zounds , Sir , but I am discomposed , and will be discomposed . To be treated ...
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Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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