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15. oldal
Lord Chalk . You don't imagine , philos pher , that I have hobbled here with a bundle of complaints at my back . My legs , indeed , are something the worse for wear , but your waters , I suppose , can't change or make ' em better ...
Lord Chalk . You don't imagine , philos pher , that I have hobbled here with a bundle of complaints at my back . My legs , indeed , are something the worse for wear , but your waters , I suppose , can't change or make ' em better ...
17. oldal
Lord Chalk . Children ! Not I , faith - My wife has , for ought I know , I have not seen her these seven years— Esop . You surprize me ! Lord Chalk . ' Tis the way of the world , for all that - I married for a fortune ; she for a title ...
Lord Chalk . Children ! Not I , faith - My wife has , for ought I know , I have not seen her these seven years— Esop . You surprize me ! Lord Chalk . ' Tis the way of the world , for all that - I married for a fortune ; she for a title ...
19. oldal
Lord Chalk . Children ! Not I , faith - My wife has , for ought I know , I have not seen her these seven years— Esop . You surprize me ! Lord Chalk . ' Tis the way of the world , for all that — I married for a fortune ; she for a title ...
Lord Chalk . Children ! Not I , faith - My wife has , for ought I know , I have not seen her these seven years— Esop . You surprize me ! Lord Chalk . ' Tis the way of the world , for all that — I married for a fortune ; she for a title ...
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