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Page 31
... keeps his maidenhead ; ( Pleased with some sport , which he alone does find , And thinks a secret to all human kind ; ) ' Till mightily in love , yet half afraid , He first attempts the gentle dairy maid : Succeeding there , and , led ...
... keeps his maidenhead ; ( Pleased with some sport , which he alone does find , And thinks a secret to all human kind ; ) ' Till mightily in love , yet half afraid , He first attempts the gentle dairy maid : Succeeding there , and , led ...
Page 36
... keeps up his old humour still ? Fail . Yes , certain ; he admires cating and drinking well , as much as ever , and measures every man's wit by the goodness of his palate . Burr . Who dines here besides ? Fail . Jack 36 ACT I. THE WILD ...
... keeps up his old humour still ? Fail . Yes , certain ; he admires cating and drinking well , as much as ever , and measures every man's wit by the goodness of his palate . Burr . Who dines here besides ? Fail . Jack 36 ACT I. THE WILD ...
Page 37
... keeps company with his betters ; and commonly has gold in ' s pockets . Come , Bibber , I see thou longest to be at thy morning's watering : I'll try what credit I have with the butler . Bib . Come away , my noble Festus and new ...
... keeps company with his betters ; and commonly has gold in ' s pockets . Come , Bibber , I see thou longest to be at thy morning's watering : I'll try what credit I have with the butler . Bib . Come away , my noble Festus and new ...
Page 42
... keep my wit for more refined spirits ; you shall be paid with dirt ; -there's money for you . Bib . Nay , good sir . Lov . What's your sum ? tell it out : will the money burn your fingers ? Sirrah , boy , fetch my suit with the gold ...
... keep my wit for more refined spirits ; you shall be paid with dirt ; -there's money for you . Bib . Nay , good sir . Lov . What's your sum ? tell it out : will the money burn your fingers ? Sirrah , boy , fetch my suit with the gold ...
Page 47
... keep such a pudder * about eating his words ; you see he has eaten ' em already for you . Non . I'll make him stand to his words , and * [ The older and more correct form of " pother . " - ED . ] he shall not marry my daughter neither ...
... keep such a pudder * about eating his words ; you see he has eaten ' em already for you . Non . I'll make him stand to his words , and * [ The older and more correct form of " pother . " - ED . ] he shall not marry my daughter neither ...
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