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Abel Beechcroft added asked attorney Beau Villiers better brother butler chair Clinton Cordwell Firebras Crackenthorpe cried Abel cried Randulph cried the miser Cripps Deacle Diggs door dressed dulph exclaimed eyes fair Thomasine Father Verselyn garden gentleman George Cruikshank glass hand hear heard Hilda Scarve hope inquired instantly Jacobite John Fagg Jukes Kitty Conway Lady Brabazon ladyship landlord laughing little barber Little Sanctuary look marry Marylebone Gardens matter Miss Scarve morning nephew Nettleship never night nunks old beau party person Peter Pokerich Petty France Philip Frewin pon rep proceeded Randulph Crew Ranelagh Rathbone rejoined Abel rejoined Jacob rejoined the miser replied Abel replied Firebras replied Hilda replied Jacob replied Randulph replied Sir replied the miser replied Trussell returned Scarve's Sir Bulkeley Price stairs tell thought thousand pounds told tone took turned uncle Abel valet window wish wont young
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29. oldal - Twas drink made me fall into love, And love made me run into debt ; And though I have struggled and struggled and strove, I cannot get out of them yet. There's nothing but money can cure me, And rid me of all my pain ; 'Twill pay all my debts, And remove all my lets ; And my mistress that cannot endure me, Will love me, and love me again; Then I'll fall to loving and drinking again.
29. oldal - I HAVE been in love, and in debt, and in drink, This many and many a year ; And those three are plagues enough, one would think, For one poor mortal to bear.
239. oldal - ... for of making passionate love to innocence and inexperience. Zoe herself was eager for the drive, and came down, followed by Rosa with some wraps, and waited in the morningroom for the dog-cart. It was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. "Tell Mr. Severne,
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