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Page 288
... ( Sir Fretful without . ] Mr. Sneer with him did you fay 2 Enter Sir Fretful . - Ah , my dear friend ! -Egad , we were juft ípeaking of your tragedy . -Admirable , Sir Fretful , admirable ! • Sneer . You never did any thing beyond it ...
... ( Sir Fretful without . ] Mr. Sneer with him did you fay 2 Enter Sir Fretful . - Ah , my dear friend ! -Egad , we were juft ípeaking of your tragedy . -Admirable , Sir Fretful , admirable ! • Sneer . You never did any thing beyond it ...
Page 293
... [ Sir Fretful without . ] Mr. Sneer with him did you say ? Enter Sir Fretful . Ah , my dear friend ! Egad , we were juft speaking of your tragedy . -Admirable , Sir Fretful , admirable !, Sneer . You never did any thing beyond it , Sir ...
... [ Sir Fretful without . ] Mr. Sneer with him did you say ? Enter Sir Fretful . Ah , my dear friend ! Egad , we were juft speaking of your tragedy . -Admirable , Sir Fretful , admirable !, Sneer . You never did any thing beyond it , Sir ...
Page 293
... Sir Fretful . Befides - I can tell you it is not always fo afe to leave a play in the hands of those who write themselves . Sneer . What , they may fteal from them , hey , my dear Plagiary " Sir Fretful . Steal ! to be fure they may ...
... Sir Fretful . Befides - I can tell you it is not always fo afe to leave a play in the hands of those who write themselves . Sneer . What , they may fteal from them , hey , my dear Plagiary " Sir Fretful . Steal ! to be fure they may ...
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