The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected Volume 3; The Ball. the Young Admiral. the Gamester. the Example. the Opportunity.
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected Volume 3 The Ball. the Young Admiral. the Gamester. the Example. the Opportunity. (1833)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 136 pages. Dimensions: 9.6in. x 7.4in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: . . . the ear. Young B. No, no, I gave it, I gave it freely; keep it, never think ont, 1 can make bold with thee another time. Would t had been twenty! Haz. Ones too much to keep. I am a gamester, and remembered always To pay the box; theres first your principal; Strikes him. Take that for the use. Again. Young B. Use would thoudst givent my uncle. Haz. They have cost him already two hundred pounds And upwards, shotten-herring, thing of noise! Young B. Oh, for my man Dwindle, And his basket-hilt, now! my uncle shall rue this. Haz. Down, presently, and before these gen-tlemen Desire his pardon. Young B. How! desire his pardon Haz. Then let this go round. They all kick young B. Young B. I will ask his pardon. kneels. --I be-seech you, uncle. Haz. And swear--Young B. And do swear. Haz. To be obedient, never more to quarrel. Young B. Why, look you, gentlemen, I hope you are persuaded By being kickd so patiently, that I am Not over valiant. Old B. 1 suspect him still. Young B. For more assurance, do you kick me too. Old B. kicks him. Ana not I patient and obedient now Will you have any more, gentlemen, before I rise Haz. If ever he prove rebellious in act, Or language, let me know it. Young B. Will you not give Me leave to roar abroad a little, for My credit Old B. Never, sirrah: now Ill tame you. --I thank you, gentlemen; command me for This courtesy. Young B. Tis possible I may With less noise grow more valiant hereafter, Till then I am in all your debts. Rises. Old B. Be ruled, And be my nephew again: this was my love, My love, dear nephew. Young B. If your love consist In kicking, uncle, let me. love you again. Old B. Follow me, sirrah. Exit, followed by young B. Acre. Then his uncle paid fort Haz. Heartily, heartily. Little. 1 thought there was some. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 136 pages. Dimensions: 9.6in. x 7.4in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: . . . the ear. Young B. No, no, I gave it, I gave it freely; keep it, never think ont, 1 can make bold with thee another time. Would t had been twenty! Haz. Ones too much to keep. I am a gamester, and remembered always To pay the box; theres first your principal; Strikes him. Take that for the use. Again. Young B. Use would thoudst givent my uncle. Haz. They have cost him already two hundred pounds And upwards, shotten-herring, thing of noise! Young B. Oh, for my man Dwindle, And his basket-hilt, now! my uncle shall rue this. Haz. Down, presently, and before these gen-tlemen Desire his pardon. Young B. How! desire his pardon Haz. Then let this go round. They all kick young B. Young B. I will ask his pardon. kneels. --I be-seech you, uncle. Haz. And swear--Young B. And do swear. Haz. To be obedient, never more to quarrel. Young B. Why, look you, gentlemen, I hope you are persuaded By being kickd so patiently, that I am Not over valiant. Old B. 1 suspect him still. Young B. For more assurance, do you kick me too. Old B. kicks him. Ana not I patient and obedient now Will you have any more, gentlemen, before I rise Haz. If ever he prove rebellious in act, Or language, let me know it. Young B. Will you not give Me leave to roar abroad a little, for My credit Old B. Never, sirrah: now Ill tame you. --I thank you, gentlemen; command me for This courtesy. Young B. Tis possible I may With less noise grow more valiant hereafter, Till then I am in all your debts. Rises. Old B. Be ruled, And be my nephew again: this was my love, My love, dear nephew. Young B. If your love consist In kicking, uncle, let me. love you again. Old B. Follow me, sirrah. Exit, followed by young B. Acre. Then his uncle paid fort Haz. Heartily, heartily. Little. 1 thought there was some. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected Volume 3; The Ball. the Young Admiral. the Gamester. the Example. the Opportunity. (2012)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: ...the ear. Young B. No, no, I gave it, I gave it freely; keep it, never think on't, 1 can make bold with thee another time. Would 't had been twenty! Haz. One's too much to keep. I am a gamester, and remembered always To pay the box; there's first your principal; Strikes him. Take that for the use. Again. Young B. Use? would thou'dst given't my uncle. Haz. They have cost him already two hundred pounds And upwards, shotten-herring, thing of noise! Young B. Oh, for my man Dwindle, And his basket-hilt, now! my uncle shall rue this. Haz. Down, presently, and before these gen-tlemen Desire his pardon. Young B. How! desire his pardon? Haz. Then let this go round. They all kick young B. Young B. I will ask his pardon. kneels.--I be-seech you, uncle. Haz. And swear--Young B. And do swear. Haz. To be obedient, never more to quarrel. Young B. Why, look you, gentlemen, I hope you are persuaded By being kick'd so patiently, that I am Not over valiant. Old B. 1 suspect him still. Young B. For more assurance, do you kick me too. Old B. kicks him. Ana not I patient and obedient now? Will you have any more, gentlemen, before I rise? Haz. If ever he prove rebellious in act, Or language, let me know it. Young B. Will you not give Me leave to roar abroad a little, for My credit? Old B. Never, sirrah: now I'll tame you.--I thank you, gentlemen; command me for This courtesy. Young B. 'Tis possible I may With less noise grow more valiant hereafter, Till then I am in all your debts. Rises. Old B. Be ruled, And be my nephew again: this was my love, My love, dear nephew. Young B. If your love consist In kicking, uncle, let me. love you again. Old B. Follow me, sirrah. Exit, followed by young B. Acre. Then his uncle paid for't? Haz. Heartily, heartily. Little. 1 thought there was some... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-05-09, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: ...the ear. Young B. No, no, I gave it, I gave it freely; keep it, never think on't, 1 can make bold with thee another time. Would 't had been twenty! Haz. One's too much to keep. I am a gamester, and remembered always To pay the box; there's first your principal; Strikes him. Take that for the use. Again. Young B. Use? would thou'dst given't my uncle. Haz. They have cost him already two hundred pounds And upwards, shotten-herring, thing of noise! Young B. Oh, for my man Dwindle, And his basket-hilt, now! my uncle shall rue this. Haz. Down, presently, and before these gen-tlemen Desire his pardon. Young B. How! desire his pardon? Haz. Then let this go round. They all kick young B. Young B. I will ask his pardon. kneels.--I be-seech you, uncle. Haz. And swear--Young B. And do swear. Haz. To be obedient, never more to quarrel. Young B. Why, look you, gentlemen, I hope you are persuaded By being kick'd so patiently, that I am Not over valiant. Old B. 1 suspect him still. Young B. For more assurance, do you kick me too. Old B. kicks him. Ana not I patient and obedient now? Will you have any more, gentlemen, before I rise? Haz. If ever he prove rebellious in act, Or language, let me know it. Young B. Will you not give Me leave to roar abroad a little, for My credit? Old B. Never, sirrah: now I'll tame you.--I thank you, gentlemen; command me for This courtesy. Young B. 'Tis possible I may With less noise grow more valiant hereafter, Till then I am in all your debts. Rises. Old B. Be ruled, And be my nephew again: this was my love, My love, dear nephew. Young B. If your love consist In kicking, uncle, let me. love you again. Old B. Follow me, sirrah. Exit, followed by young B. Acre. Then his uncle paid for't? Haz. Heartily, heartily. Little. 1 thought there was some... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-05-09, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected Volume 3; The Ball. the Young Admiral. the Gamester. the Exampl
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected Volume 3; The Ball. the Young Admiral. the Gamester. the Example. the Opportunity. (2012)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781231095454 bzw. 1231095458, Band: 3, in Englisch, Rarebooksclub.com, Miami FL, Taschenbuch, neu.
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