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Chronologically Arranged George William McClelland Albert Croll Baugh. SCENE III : Sir Peter Teazle's ( Enter ROWLEY and SIR OLIVER SURFACE ) Sir Oliv . Ha ha ha ! so my old friend is married , hey ? -a young wife out of the country . Ha ...
Chronologically Arranged George William McClelland Albert Croll Baugh. SCENE III : Sir Peter Teazle's ( Enter ROWLEY and SIR OLIVER SURFACE ) Sir Oliv . Ha ha ha ! so my old friend is married , hey ? -a young wife out of the country . Ha ...
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... Sir Oliver ! do you blame him for not making enemies ? Sir Oliv . Yes , if he has merit enough to deserve them . Sir Pet . Well , well - you'll be con- vinced when you know him . ' Tis edifica- tion to hear him converse ; he professes ...
... Sir Oliver ! do you blame him for not making enemies ? Sir Oliv . Yes , if he has merit enough to deserve them . Sir Pet . Well , well - you'll be con- vinced when you know him . ' Tis edifica- tion to hear him converse ; he professes ...
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... Sir Pet . Pray let us have him in . Row . stairs . Desire Mr. Moses to walk up ( Apart to SERVANT ) Sir Pet . But ... Oliv . Sir , I understand you have lately had great dealings with my nephew Charles . Mos . Yes , Sir Oliver , I have ...
... Sir Pet . Pray let us have him in . Row . stairs . Desire Mr. Moses to walk up ( Apart to SERVANT ) Sir Pet . But ... Oliv . Sir , I understand you have lately had great dealings with my nephew Charles . Mos . Yes , Sir Oliver , I have ...
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... Sir Pet . A good honest trade you're learning , Sir Oliver ! Sir Oliv . Truly , I think so and not unprofitable . Mos . Then , you know , you haven't the moneys yourself , but are forced to borrow them for him of an old friend . Sir Oliv ...
... Sir Pet . A good honest trade you're learning , Sir Oliver ! Sir Oliv . Truly , I think so and not unprofitable . Mos . Then , you know , you haven't the moneys yourself , but are forced to borrow them for him of an old friend . Sir Oliv ...
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... Sir Pet . No , no , madam : the fault's in of all old bachelors . Let us separate , your own temper . Lady Teaz . You are a great bear , I'm ha ! ha ! ha ! Well , you are going to be sure , to abuse my relations . Sir Oliv . [ Aside to ...
... Sir Pet . No , no , madam : the fault's in of all old bachelors . Let us separate , your own temper . Lady Teaz . You are a great bear , I'm ha ! ha ! ha ! Well , you are going to be sure , to abuse my relations . Sir Oliv . [ Aside to ...
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