Chapter IV: Act III: Scene 1. Enter Daughter of Comic Villain. "My clerk
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is false, and I don't care a straw for him. Consequently, I will drown myself."
_Enter Original Coram_. "I am WALTER CORAM; but I can't prove it, the villains having stolen my Calcutta latch-key. Better not drown yourself, my dear. You'll find it beastly wet. Don't do it." (_She doesn't do it_.) (_Curtain_.)
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_Young Lady before-named_. "Isn't EFFIE GERMON perfectly beautiful?"
_Bostonian Youth_. "Yes. But at her age RISTORI----"
_Heavy old Party murmurs in his sleep of ELLEN TREE. More young men go out to get drinks_.
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Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 02, April 9, 1870Chapter IV: Act III: Scene 1. Enter Daughter of Comic Villain. "My clerk
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