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You had better not provoke me ; Though you think , as you've bespoke me , I shall let you break my heart . But I'm ready now to part . Then , suppose I take my leave . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve . Will you stay , or will you go ?
You had better not provoke me ; Though you think , as you've bespoke me , I shall let you break my heart . But I'm ready now to part . Then , suppose I take my leave . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve . Will you stay , or will you go ?
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I fancy that decision will hold you good in most quarrels --- I don't believe that my friend , the Seraskier , could make a better . - But , where is your sister - where is my dear Lilla ? Ghi . Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep ...
I fancy that decision will hold you good in most quarrels --- I don't believe that my friend , the Seraskier , could make a better . - But , where is your sister - where is my dear Lilla ? Ghi . Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep ...
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My dear Yuseph , you had better not leave us . Yus . Indeed , I beg your pardon - our good - humoured friend may come back , and knock my brains out 14 [ ACT 1 . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
My dear Yuseph , you had better not leave us . Yus . Indeed , I beg your pardon - our good - humoured friend may come back , and knock my brains out 14 [ ACT 1 . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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There's nobody likes a good supper better than I do ; [ Eats . ] especially when any body else pays for it . [ Eats . ] Eh , what ! [ Sees the plate of ham , sticks his fork into a bit , and holds it up . ] ...
There's nobody likes a good supper better than I do ; [ Eats . ] especially when any body else pays for it . [ Eats . ] Eh , what ! [ Sees the plate of ham , sticks his fork into a bit , and holds it up . ] ...
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How do you find yourself now ? no better ! then you must have t'other dose . [ Beats him again . Yus . Oh ! yes - yes - my dear fellow , I am cool - in- deed , I am quite cool . Leo . Well , now I have thrashed you into a reason- able ...
How do you find yourself now ? no better ! then you must have t'other dose . [ Beats him again . Yus . Oh ! yes - yes - my dear fellow , I am cool - in- deed , I am quite cool . Leo . Well , now I have thrashed you into a reason- able ...
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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