The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... sir , some squeamish friends of must be tickled into generosity - you gained mine pruned it of all the bawdy and ... will give me but a draught of Lethe , to forget this unfortunate performance , it will be of more real service to me ...
... sir , some squeamish friends of must be tickled into generosity - you gained mine pruned it of all the bawdy and ... will give me but a draught of Lethe , to forget this unfortunate performance , it will be of more real service to me ...
Page 148
... Sir William Whister , for as my second ; nay , my first , in every circum - five hundred pounds . I'll pit my uncle ... Wil . Not I , faith ; Daffodil has too many fine women - he'll never do it . Daf . I'll go into the country for a week , ...
... Sir William Whister , for as my second ; nay , my first , in every circum - five hundred pounds . I'll pit my uncle ... Wil . Not I , faith ; Daffodil has too many fine women - he'll never do it . Daf . I'll go into the country for a week , ...
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... Sir Wil . Tis not yourself , George ! Omnes . Ha , ha , ha ! ' tis impossible ; it must kill him . Daf . Why , then , I'll lose my bet .- [ Reads . ] —- ' Lord Racket has matched Sir Joslin Jolly , a- gainst Major Calipash , with Sir ...
... Sir Wil . Tis not yourself , George ! Omnes . Ha , ha , ha ! ' tis impossible ; it must kill him . Daf . Why , then , I'll lose my bet .- [ Reads . ] —- ' Lord Racket has matched Sir Joslin Jolly , a- gainst Major Calipash , with Sir ...
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... Sir Wil . There's a gallant for you ! Daf . Pr'ythee , Sir William , be quiet ; must a man be in love with every woman that invites him ! Sir Wil . No ; but he should be honourable to them , George , and rather conceal a woman's ...
... Sir Wil . There's a gallant for you ! Daf . Pr'ythee , Sir William , be quiet ; must a man be in love with every woman that invites him ! Sir Wil . No ; but he should be honourable to them , George , and rather conceal a woman's ...
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... SIR TOBY FUZ . SIR MACARONI VIRTU . GLIB . WILSON . MERVIN . PATENT ... Wil . My dear Jack , ten thousand thanks for your punctuality - ready ... Wil . I have given orders , that my post - chaise shall wait in the broad way by Exeter ...
... SIR TOBY FUZ . SIR MACARONI VIRTU . GLIB . WILSON . MERVIN . PATENT ... Wil . My dear Jack , ten thousand thanks for your punctuality - ready ... Wil . I have given orders , that my post - chaise shall wait in the broad way by Exeter ...
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