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We will speedily become better acquainted . There , Charley , there's your lanthorn , and a tizzy for you , my boy . ( Returns the lanthorn , and gives Nap sixpence . ] Zounds ! Ardourly , nil desperandum !
We will speedily become better acquainted . There , Charley , there's your lanthorn , and a tizzy for you , my boy . ( Returns the lanthorn , and gives Nap sixpence . ] Zounds ! Ardourly , nil desperandum !
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Zounds ! may get in the wrong box here ; I'd better be off . Bong swor , Mounseer Soapsuds . ( Exit , R. Mor . Run away ? Begar ! I am sorry I did not run him troo . But he shall not get off so vell : Monsieur Vash !
Zounds ! may get in the wrong box here ; I'd better be off . Bong swor , Mounseer Soapsuds . ( Exit , R. Mor . Run away ? Begar ! I am sorry I did not run him troo . But he shall not get off so vell : Monsieur Vash !
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You can't do better : I'll take care of himn , mounseer . Mor . Dat is right ; you need not be fear , I have been great général , and I shall help you ; yes , ven thcy come I shall Nap . Why , here they are - Mor .
You can't do better : I'll take care of himn , mounseer . Mor . Dat is right ; you need not be fear , I have been great général , and I shall help you ; yes , ven thcy come I shall Nap . Why , here they are - Mor .
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It no do , Monsieur Tonson : you have change your habit for no purpose at all . I shall not come down . You had better call again in von half hour as shall Usef . My dear friend , you entirely mistake ;.
It no do , Monsieur Tonson : you have change your habit for no purpose at all . I shall not come down . You had better call again in von half hour as shall Usef . My dear friend , you entirely mistake ;.
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... take her to our chambers in Paper - buildings ; de tout No lawyer's clerk in the kingdom is more au fait at anything of this kind than I am , or cuts a better figure , I fatter myself , on eighteen shillings a - week , than I do .
... take her to our chambers in Paper - buildings ; de tout No lawyer's clerk in the kingdom is more au fait at anything of this kind than I am , or cuts a better figure , I fatter myself , on eighteen shillings a - week , than I do .
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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