The Works of John Dryden: Dramatic worksPaterson, 1882 |
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Page 514
... CLARE . Is this the Lady Woodbee's , Sweetheart ? Clare . It is Šir , may I know your affairs with her , for she is a little busie at present . Per . I am a Stranger , by Nation a Spaniard , and bring her Letters from her Brother who is ...
... CLARE . Is this the Lady Woodbee's , Sweetheart ? Clare . It is Šir , may I know your affairs with her , for she is a little busie at present . Per . I am a Stranger , by Nation a Spaniard , and bring her Letters from her Brother who is ...
Page 516
... Clare , where's Mr. Easy ? Clare . Taking a turn i'th ' Garden Madam . Wood . Let him come and carry off his scurvy Nephew here , or I shall set my Footman to do it in a more undecent manner : years quoth a ' ! Court . Fye on't , Age ...
... Clare , where's Mr. Easy ? Clare . Taking a turn i'th ' Garden Madam . Wood . Let him come and carry off his scurvy Nephew here , or I shall set my Footman to do it in a more undecent manner : years quoth a ' ! Court . Fye on't , Age ...
Page 520
... CLARE . Clare . Here's your Kinsman Mr. Amorous , Madam . Wood . Let him come in . Enter AMORous . How now Nephew , thou look'st ill upon't . Amor . As well as a successless Lover can do . Wood . What still whining after Mrs. Grace ...
... CLARE . Clare . Here's your Kinsman Mr. Amorous , Madam . Wood . Let him come in . Enter AMORous . How now Nephew , thou look'st ill upon't . Amor . As well as a successless Lover can do . Wood . What still whining after Mrs. Grace ...
Page 527
... Clare . Madam , walk off , for yonder's Mr. Courtwell , as pat as if the Devil had sent him for the purpose . Wood . Ile leave thee to thy wit , and him . [ Exit WOODBEE . Enter COURTWELL walking , CLARE walks by carelessly . Court ...
... Clare . Madam , walk off , for yonder's Mr. Courtwell , as pat as if the Devil had sent him for the purpose . Wood . Ile leave thee to thy wit , and him . [ Exit WOODBEE . Enter COURTWELL walking , CLARE walks by carelessly . Court ...
Page 529
... Clare ? Clare . That Sir ; nay you make me blush I vow , yet I had such a smackering for him , as will carry me to this innocent revenge . Court . A plague on her , what does she call innocent , to rob a man of the enjoyment of the ...
... Clare ? Clare . That Sir ; nay you make me blush I vow , yet I had such a smackering for him , as will carry me to this innocent revenge . Court . A plague on her , what does she call innocent , to rob a man of the enjoyment of the ...
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