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Peg Woffington

CHAPTER VI
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It was as when a strange dog sees us go to take up a stone.
The actress recoiled.
"I am no judge of such things," cried she, hastily.
Triplet bit his lip.

He could have killed her.

It was provoking, people would rather be hanged than read a manuscript.

Yet what hopeless trash they will read in crowds, which was manuscript a day ago.

_Les imbeciles!_ "No more is the manager of this theater a judge of such things," cried the outraged quill-driver, bitterly.
"What! has he accepted them ?" said needle-tongue.
"No, madam, he has had them six months, and see, madam, he has returned them me without a word." Triplet's lip trembled.
"Patience, my good sir," was the merry reply.


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