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Then , suppose I take my leave . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve . Will you stay , or will you go ? Shall I stay , or shall I go ? As you please - say yes or no . [ They shake hands , and run off , Peter , R. , Ghita , L. Enter YUSEPH ...
Then , suppose I take my leave . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve . Will you stay , or will you go ? Shall I stay , or shall I go ? As you please - say yes or no . [ They shake hands , and run off , Peter , R. , Ghita , L. Enter YUSEPH ...
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Suppose I were to love you . Lil . I should be very sorry for that . Ser . Indeed ! why so ? [ Sighs . Lil . Because I could not love you again , my lord.- Pray don't be angry . Ser . I am not angry desire for grandeur ? but tell me ...
Suppose I were to love you . Lil . I should be very sorry for that . Ser . Indeed ! why so ? [ Sighs . Lil . Because I could not love you again , my lord.- Pray don't be angry . Ser . I am not angry desire for grandeur ? but tell me ...
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Honest peasants , homeward going , From their labours , I suppose . How , I pray , are you so knowing , Whether they are friends or foes ? Jealous fears , perplexing , Like whelming billows roll , And rack my tortured soul .
Honest peasants , homeward going , From their labours , I suppose . How , I pray , are you so knowing , Whether they are friends or foes ? Jealous fears , perplexing , Like whelming billows roll , And rack my tortured soul .
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I suppose you can explain that matter very easily ! Lil . I'll explain nothing , Leopold : your want of con- fidence in me vexes me to the heart . - I am sure we shall never be happy , if this is to be the case , [ Cries . Leo .
I suppose you can explain that matter very easily ! Lil . I'll explain nothing , Leopold : your want of con- fidence in me vexes me to the heart . - I am sure we shall never be happy , if this is to be the case , [ Cries . Leo .
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Yourself , I suppose ? Hea . No ; you can spare me , at times . ' Tis one you cannot live without for a moment . Tor . Who is that ? Hea . Your head . Tor . I should make an awkward figure without it , that's certain .
Yourself , I suppose ? Hea . No ; you can spare me , at times . ' Tis one you cannot live without for a moment . Tor . Who is that ? Hea . Your head . Tor . I should make an awkward figure without it , that's certain .
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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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