St. Patrick's day, or, the scheming lieutenant : a farce in one act by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_Rosy_. I believe not.
_Just_. Tell him 'tis black arsenic they have given me. _Rosy_. Geneable illi arsnecca. _O'Con_. Pisonatus. _Just_. What does he say? _Rosy_. He says you are poisoned. _Just_. We know that; but what will be the effect? _Rosy_. Quid effectum? _O'Con_. Diable tutellum. _Rosy_. He says you'll die presently. _Just_. Oh, horrible! What, no antidote? _O'Con_. Curum benakere bono fullum. _Just_. What, does he say I must row in a boat to Fulham? _Rosy_. He says he'll undertake to cure you for three thousand pounds. _Mrs. Bri_. Three thousand pounds! three thousand halters!--No, |
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