St. Patrick's day, or, the scheming lieutenant : a farce in one act by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_Mrs. Bri_. You see, lovee, what you have brought on yourself. _Re-enter_ SERVANT. _Ser_. Your worship! _Just_. Stay, John; did you perceive anything in my chocolate cup this morning? _Ser_. Nothing, your worship, unless it was a little grounds. _Just_. What colour were they? _Ser_. Blackish, your worship. _Just_. Ay, arsenic, black arsenic!--Why don't you run for Dr. Rosy, you rascal? _Ser_. Now, sir? _Mrs. Bri_. Oh, lovee, you may be sure it is in vain; let him run for the lawyer to witness your will, my life. _Just_. Zounds! go for the doctor, you scoundrel. You are all confederate murderers. _Ser_. Oh, here he is, your worship. [_Exit_.] |
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