Money. Yes, you told me of a play, and stuff: but you never told me you would order a gentleman to pay me. A sweet, pretty, good-humoured gentleman he is, heaven bless him! Well, you have comical ways with you: but you have honesty at the bottom, and I'm sure the gentleman himself will own I gave you that character.
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Moneywood. Never tell me, Mr Luckless, of your play, and your play. Read the first page New!
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- The Nature of the Gods (Penguin Classics) by Marcus Tullius Cicero on page 26
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