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... Jarvis Butler • .. ... Mr. BENSLEY . · • . Mr. DUNSTALL . Mr. CUSHING . • • • Mr. R. SMITH . • · · Mr. HOLTOM . Bailiff . Dubardieu Poftboy .. Mr. QUICK . Mifs Richland Olivia .. Mrs. Croaker .. Garnet . WOMEN . • • • Mrs. BULKELEY ...
... Jarvis Butler • .. ... Mr. BENSLEY . · • . Mr. DUNSTALL . Mr. CUSHING . • • • Mr. R. SMITH . • · · Mr. HOLTOM . Bailiff . Dubardieu Poftboy .. Mr. QUICK . Mifs Richland Olivia .. Mrs. Croaker .. Garnet . WOMEN . • • • Mrs. BULKELEY ...
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... JARVIS . Sir WILLIAM . GOOD Jarvis , make no apologies for this honest bluntness . Fidelity , like yours , is the best excuse freedom . for every JARVIS . I can't help being blunt , and being very angry too , when I hear you talk of ...
... JARVIS . Sir WILLIAM . GOOD Jarvis , make no apologies for this honest bluntness . Fidelity , like yours , is the best excuse freedom . for every JARVIS . I can't help being blunt , and being very angry too , when I hear you talk of ...
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... JARVIS . I grant you that he is rather too good - natur'd ; that he's too much every man's man ; that he laughs this minute with one , and cries the next with an- other : but whose inftructions may he thank for all this ? Sir WILLIAM ...
... JARVIS . I grant you that he is rather too good - natur'd ; that he's too much every man's man ; that he laughs this minute with one , and cries the next with an- other : but whose inftructions may he thank for all this ? Sir WILLIAM ...
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... Jarvis , his good nature arises rather from his fears of offending the importunate , than his defire of making the deferving happy . JARVIS , What it rifes from , I don't know . But , to be fure , every body has it , that asks it , Sir ...
... Jarvis , his good nature arises rather from his fears of offending the importunate , than his defire of making the deferving happy . JARVIS , What it rifes from , I don't know . But , to be fure , every body has it , that asks it , Sir ...
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... JARVIS . ( Well , if I could but any way fee him thoroughly vexed , every groan of his would be mufic to me ; yet faith , I believe it impoffible . I have tried to fret him myfelf every morning thefe three years ; but , instead of being ...
... JARVIS . ( Well , if I could but any way fee him thoroughly vexed , every groan of his would be mufic to me ; yet faith , I believe it impoffible . I have tried to fret him myfelf every morning thefe three years ; but , instead of being ...
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