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29. oldal
But how came you to a knowledge of your misfortune ? has not your wife as much wit as you ? Tay . A great deal more , Sir ; and that is one reason for my believing myself dishonouredEsop . Tho ' your reason has some weight in it ...
But how came you to a knowledge of your misfortune ? has not your wife as much wit as you ? Tay . A great deal more , Sir ; and that is one reason for my believing myself dishonouredEsop . Tho ' your reason has some weight in it ...
188. oldal
I am sure My sister and my wife would bid them welcome ! ha ? Cob . Like enough , sir ; yet I heard not a word of it . Kite . No ; their lips were seal'd with kisses , and the Drown'd in a flood of joy at their arrival ; Had lost her ...
I am sure My sister and my wife would bid them welcome ! ha ? Cob . Like enough , sir ; yet I heard not a word of it . Kite . No ; their lips were seal'd with kisses , and the Drown'd in a flood of joy at their arrival ; Had lost her ...
195. oldal
Being free master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " Tis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's lap ...
Being free master of my own free thoughts , And now become a slave ? what , never sigh ; Be of good cheer , man , for thou art cuckold : " Tis done , ' tis done ! nay , when such flowing store , Plenty itself , falls into my wife's lap ...
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Autol Bapt bear better body Brain bring brother captain Cash Catb Clown comes daughter dear death doth Enter Esop Exeunt Exit eyes face fair faith father fear follow fool forget fortune Gayl gentleman give gone half hand happy hast hath head hear heard heart hold honour hope husband I'll Juliet keep king Kite lady leave live look lord madam marry master mean meet mind mistress never night Nurse Old Shep once poor pray present Puff rest Romeo SCENE servant Sharp shew sister speak stand stay Step sure sweet tell thee thing Thomas thou thought true what's wife wou'd young
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| Cím | The Dramatic Works, 1. kötet The Dramatic Works, David Garrick |
| Szerző | David Garrick |
| Kiadás | újranyomás |
| Kiadó | Gregg, 1969 |
| Eredeti forrása | a Kaliforniai Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2008. ápr. 11. |
| ISBN | 0576021040, 9780576021043 |
| Terjedelem | 301 oldal |
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