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31374	Reynolds, Frederick	The Dramatist; Or, Stop Him Who Can! A Comedy, in Five Acts			.txt	text/plain	18713	3260	95	_Peter._ Sir, 'tis from Lady Waitfor't.--The servant, who brought it, _Nev._ As I live, Vapid, the dramatic author--he is come to Bath to pick _Nev._ Well, but, Vapid--young Lady Waitfor't--she loves you to _Vapid._ Hark ye, sir--Is this young lady of yours very handsome? _Lady W._ [_Without._] Tell my lord, sir, I'll wait in the library. _Lady._ So--here's my lord--now to mention Ennui's play, and if it does _Lord._ Floriville arrived!--Come, my lady--let's go see what his _Lady._ Yes, sir,--but I wish to know how you like the Chapel of _Louisa._ Yes, sir, but I would it were in any other place; lady _Peter._ Yes, sir, and my lord has sent to know if Mr Vapid, or her _Lord._ Hear me, sir, if the lady's in that apartment, I shall be _Lady._ Mr Vapid not come yet, Letty? _Vapid._ Why, I am serious:--and I'll tell you, lady Waitfor't, 'tis the	./cache/31374.txt	./txt/31374.txt