The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 87
... buck of me , under the rose ? appear , AIR . - Hey boys , up we go ! Let every face with smiles Be joy in every breast ; Since from a life of pain and care , We now are truly blest . Sir John . May no remembrance of past time Our ...
... buck of me , under the rose ? appear , AIR . - Hey boys , up we go ! Let every face with smiles Be joy in every breast ; Since from a life of pain and care , We now are truly blest . Sir John . May no remembrance of past time Our ...
Page 97
... buck- ram and whalebone enough to turn a bullet . Joe . Sir , here's the barber has brought you home a new periwig . Sir John . Let him come in . Come , friend ! let's see if you're as good at fashions as Mr. Buckram bere . What the ...
... buck- ram and whalebone enough to turn a bullet . Joe . Sir , here's the barber has brought you home a new periwig . Sir John . Let him come in . Come , friend ! let's see if you're as good at fashions as Mr. Buckram bere . What the ...
Page 220
... buck of the first head ! I'll tell you a secret ; he's going to be married . Sir Har . To whom ? Duke . To Kitty . Sir Har . No ! Duke . Yes , he is ; and I intend to cuckold him . Sir Har . Then we may depend upon your grace for ...
... buck of the first head ! I'll tell you a secret ; he's going to be married . Sir Har . To whom ? Duke . To Kitty . Sir Har . No ! Duke . Yes , he is ; and I intend to cuckold him . Sir Har . Then we may depend upon your grace for ...
Page 238
... the dangerous combination of my false friend , I should be happy . Tis from your sentence I expect my fate ; Your voice alone my triumph can complete . [ Exeunt omnes . Buck . SIR JOHN BUCK . SUBTLE . CLASSIC . 238 [ FOOTE . TASTE .
... the dangerous combination of my false friend , I should be happy . Tis from your sentence I expect my fate ; Your voice alone my triumph can complete . [ Exeunt omnes . Buck . SIR JOHN BUCK . SUBTLE . CLASSIC . 238 [ FOOTE . TASTE .
Page 239
... Buck . SIR JOHN BUCK . SUBTLE . CLASSIC . MARQUIS . ROGER . MEN . MRS . SUBTLE , LUCINDA . WOMEN . I SCENE I - A Room in SUBTLE's house . Enter MR . SUBTLE and CLASSIC . Mr. Sub . Well , well , that may be ; but still say , that a ...
... Buck . SIR JOHN BUCK . SUBTLE . CLASSIC . MARQUIS . ROGER . MEN . MRS . SUBTLE , LUCINDA . WOMEN . I SCENE I - A Room in SUBTLE's house . Enter MR . SUBTLE and CLASSIC . Mr. Sub . Well , well , that may be ; but still say , that a ...
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