St. Patrick's day, or, the scheming lieutenant : a farce in one act by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_O'Con_. O doctor! ruined and undone. _Rosy_. The pride of beauty---- _O'Con_. I am discovered, and---- _Rosy_. The gaudy palace---- _O'Con_. The justice is---- _Rosy_. The pompous wig---- _O'Con_. Is more enraged than ever. _Rosy_. The gilded cane---- _O'Con_. Why, doctor! [_Slapping him on the shoulder_.] _Rosy_. Hey! _O'Con_. Confound your morals! I tell you I am discovered, discomfited, disappointed. _Rosy_. Indeed! Good lack, good lack, to think of the instability of human affairs! Nothing certain in this world--most deceived when most confident--fools of fortune all. _O'Con_. My dear doctor, I want at present a little practical wisdom. I am resolved this instant to try the scheme we were going to |
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