The Old Bachelor: a Comedy by William Congreve
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kiss, Lucy, without all that.
LUCY. Stand off--he's a precious jewel. SETTER. And therefore you'd have him to set in your lady's locket. LUCY. Where is he now? SETTER. He'll be in the Piazza presently. LUCY. Remember to-day's behaviour. Let me see you with a penitent face. SETTER. What, no token of amity, Lucy? You and I don't use to part with dry lips. LUCY. No, no, avaunt--I'll not be slabbered and kissed now--I'm not i' th' humour. SETTER. I'll not quit you so. I'll follow and put you into the humour. SCENE VII. SIR JOSEPH WITTOLL, BLUFFE. BLUFF. And so, out of your unwonted generosity - |
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