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42. oldal
Why not , Madam ? if you are not guilty , face your accusers . Sharp . Oh the devil ! ' ruin'd again ! [ Aside . ] To be sure , face'em by all means , madam , - -They can't but be abusive , and break the windows a little :-Besides ...
Why not , Madam ? if you are not guilty , face your accusers . Sharp . Oh the devil ! ' ruin'd again ! [ Aside . ] To be sure , face'em by all means , madam , - -They can't but be abusive , and break the windows a little :-Besides ...
45. oldal
I was going to tell you ; but you won't hear reason ; my melancholy face and piteous narration had such an effect upon her generous bowels , that she freely forgives all that's past , Gayl . Does she , Sharp ? Sharp .
I was going to tell you ; but you won't hear reason ; my melancholy face and piteous narration had such an effect upon her generous bowels , that she freely forgives all that's past , Gayl . Does she , Sharp ? Sharp .
53. oldal
I shall laugh in his face , [ Aside . ] Oh , I'll speak to your master about it , and he will forgive you at my intercession . - Sharp . Ah , Sir ! you don't know my master . Mel . I'm very little acquainted with him ; but I have heard ...
I shall laugh in his face , [ Aside . ] Oh , I'll speak to your master about it , and he will forgive you at my intercession . - Sharp . Ah , Sir ! you don't know my master . Mel . I'm very little acquainted with him ; but I have heard ...
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