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10 20 Mrs. Hard . ( Detaining him . ) You shan't go . Tony . I will , I tell you . Mrs. Hard . I say you shan't . Tony . We'll see which is strongest , you or I. [ Exit , hawling her out . ( Hardcastle , Solus . Hard .
10 20 Mrs. Hard . ( Detaining him . ) You shan't go . Tony . I will , I tell you . Mrs. Hard . I say you shan't . Tony . We'll see which is strongest , you or I. [ Exit , hawling her out . ( Hardcastle , Solus . Hard .
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Hard . Well , well , I like modesty in its place well enough . But this is overacting , young gentleman . You may be open . Your father and I will like you the better for it . Marl . May I die , Sir , if I everHard .
Hard . Well , well , I like modesty in its place well enough . But this is overacting , young gentleman . You may be open . Your father and I will like you the better for it . Marl . May I die , Sir , if I everHard .
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Miss Hard . In which of your characters , Sir , will you give us leave to address you . As the faultering gentleman , with looks on the ground , that speaks just to be heard , and hates hypocrisy ; or the loud confident creature ...
Miss Hard . In which of your characters , Sir , will you give us leave to address you . As the faultering gentleman , with looks on the ground , that speaks just to be heard , and hates hypocrisy ; or the loud confident creature ...
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
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