The Plays of David Garrick, Svazek 3Garland Pub., 1981 |
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Strana 3
... Poor rogues , I pray you , say . Int . Well that's fet down . Par . I humbly thank you , Sir : a truth's a truth ; the rogues are marvellous poor . Int . What ftrength are they a - foot ? Par . By my troth , Sir , I will tell true . The ...
... Poor rogues , I pray you , say . Int . Well that's fet down . Par . I humbly thank you , Sir : a truth's a truth ; the rogues are marvellous poor . Int . What ftrength are they a - foot ? Par . By my troth , Sir , I will tell true . The ...
Strana 2
... poor fouls , fometimes to fee ' em , and not to fee ' em- But then , the ship - to fee how the fea flap - dra- gon'd it -- but first how the poor fouls roar'd , and the fea mock'd ' em - Then the fhip , now boring the moon with her main ...
... poor fouls , fometimes to fee ' em , and not to fee ' em- But then , the ship - to fee how the fea flap - dra- gon'd it -- but first how the poor fouls roar'd , and the fea mock'd ' em - Then the fhip , now boring the moon with her main ...
Strana 21
... poor Soldier ; I am afham'd of this bafe course of Life ( God's my Comfort ) but Extremity provokes me to't : What Remedy ? Kno . I have not for you now . Brain . By the Faith I bear unto Truth , Gentleman , it is no ordinary Custom in ...
... poor Soldier ; I am afham'd of this bafe course of Life ( God's my Comfort ) but Extremity provokes me to't : What Remedy ? Kno . I have not for you now . Brain . By the Faith I bear unto Truth , Gentleman , it is no ordinary Custom in ...
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