The Works of Henry Fielding - Edited by George Saintsbury in 12 Volumes $p Volume 12 by Henry Fielding
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_Luck_. The devil! This way of dunning is worse than the other.
_Money_. If thou can'st not pay me in money, let me have it in love. If I break through the modesty of my sex let my passion excuse it. I know the world will call it an impudent action; but if you will let me reserve all I have to myself, I will make myself yours for ever. _Luck_. Toll, loll, loll! _Money_. And is this the manner you receive my declaration, you poor beggarly fellow? You shall repent this; remember, you shall repent it; remember that. I'll shew you the revenge of an injured woman. _Luck_. I shall never repent anything that rids me of you, I am sure. SCENE III.--LUCKLESS, HARRIOT. _Luck_. Dear Harriot! _Har_. I have waited an opportunity to return to you. _Luck_. Oh! my dear, I am so sick! |
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