The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... talk one would believe you thought everything that was good is a megrim . LADY . Why , truly , I don't very well ... talking ? TINS . Ah , widow , ' tis your country innocence makes you think it an odd way of talking . LADY . Though you ...
... talk one would believe you thought everything that was good is a megrim . LADY . Why , truly , I don't very well ... talking ? TINS . Ah , widow , ' tis your country innocence makes you think it an odd way of talking . LADY . Though you ...
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... talk to you . TINS . I have one in my eye for thee . Dost thou love a young lusty son of a whore ? ABIG . Laud , how you talk ! TINS . This is a thundering dog . ABIG . What is he ? TINS . A private gentleman . ABIG . Ay , where does he ...
... talk to you . TINS . I have one in my eye for thee . Dost thou love a young lusty son of a whore ? ABIG . Laud , how you talk ! TINS . This is a thundering dog . ABIG . What is he ? TINS . A private gentleman . ABIG . Ay , where does he ...
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... talk so rashly . TINS . Why , my dear , you cou'd not look more frighted if you had Lucifer's drum - major in your house . LADY . Mr. Tinsel , I must desire to see you no more in it , if you do not leave this idle way of talking . TINS ...
... talk so rashly . TINS . Why , my dear , you cou'd not look more frighted if you had Lucifer's drum - major in your house . LADY . Mr. Tinsel , I must desire to see you no more in it , if you do not leave this idle way of talking . TINS ...
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VOL | 3 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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