The Works of Samuel Foote, Esq: In Two Volumes. ...sold, 1799 |
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... subject ? Puff . Dat I know not ; vat I minds , vat you call the draws and the colors . Lord . Mr Canto , what is the fubject ? Canto . It is , my Lord St Anthony of Padua exorcifing the devil out of a ram - cat ; it has a companion ...
... subject ? Puff . Dat I know not ; vat I minds , vat you call the draws and the colors . Lord . Mr Canto , what is the fubject ? Canto . It is , my Lord St Anthony of Padua exorcifing the devil out of a ram - cat ; it has a companion ...
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... subject for the rabble to handle than the present company . All . Away with him- Puff . Hands off . If I must fuffer , it fhall not be fingly . Here is the obfequious Mr Brush , and the very courtly Mr Canto , fhall be the partners of ...
... subject for the rabble to handle than the present company . All . Away with him- Puff . Hands off . If I must fuffer , it fhall not be fingly . Here is the obfequious Mr Brush , and the very courtly Mr Canto , fhall be the partners of ...
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... subject to work upon . Harkee , Dauphine , I must have more than 20 per cent . out of that fuit . Dauph . Upon my foul , Mr Subtle , I can't . Mr Sub . Why I have always that upon new . Dauph . New ! Sir ! Why as I hope to be- Mr Sub ...
... subject to work upon . Harkee , Dauphine , I must have more than 20 per cent . out of that fuit . Dauph . Upon my foul , Mr Subtle , I can't . Mr Sub . Why I have always that upon new . Dauph . New ! Sir ! Why as I hope to be- Mr Sub ...
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... subject of these . Buck . Ah ! D'ye think fo ? Gad ! I thought by her ogling ' twas the mufic - man himself . Luc . Well , Mr Gamut ; tolerably well , for fo young a fcholar . Gam . Inimitably , Madam ! Your Ladyship's progress will ...
... subject of these . Buck . Ah ! D'ye think fo ? Gad ! I thought by her ogling ' twas the mufic - man himself . Luc . Well , Mr Gamut ; tolerably well , for fo young a fcholar . Gam . Inimitably , Madam ! Your Ladyship's progress will ...
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... subject of a former story ; How chang'd , how fashion'd , whether brute or beau , We trust the following scenes will fully shew . For them and him we your indulgence crave , ' Tis ours still to sin on , and yours to save . a EPILOGUE ...
... subject of a former story ; How chang'd , how fashion'd , whether brute or beau , We trust the following scenes will fully shew . For them and him we your indulgence crave , ' Tis ours still to sin on , and yours to save . a EPILOGUE ...
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