The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... keep my sister ! again ! again ! and near ! Best draw , and stand upon our guard . T. Bro . I'll halloo ; If he be friendly , he comes well ; if not , Defence is a good cause , and heav'n be for us ; " Enter Spirit , habited like a ...
... keep my sister ! again ! again ! and near ! Best draw , and stand upon our guard . T. Bro . I'll halloo ; If he be friendly , he comes well ; if not , Defence is a good cause , and heav'n be for us ; " Enter Spirit , habited like a ...
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... Keep thy detested gifts for such as these . [ Points to his crew . Comus . Why should you be so cruel to self , And to those dainty limbs , which nature lent For gentle usage and soft delicacy ; That have been tir'd all day without ...
... Keep thy detested gifts for such as these . [ Points to his crew . Comus . Why should you be so cruel to self , And to those dainty limbs , which nature lent For gentle usage and soft delicacy ; That have been tir'd all day without ...
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... keep him , and secure my- self against the imposition of fatherly authority . Cla . How unsufferable is it to be sacrificed to the arms of a nauseous blockhead , that has no other sense than to eat and drink , when ' tis pro- vided for ...
... keep him , and secure my- self against the imposition of fatherly authority . Cla . How unsufferable is it to be sacrificed to the arms of a nauseous blockhead , that has no other sense than to eat and drink , when ' tis pro- vided for ...
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... Keep in your head , Oh , here's a rogue coming to look for you ! SCAPIN counterfeits a Welshman . Do you hear , I pray you ? Where is Leander's father , took you ? B In his own voice . How should I know ? OTWAY . ] 17 THE CHEATS OF SCAPIN .
... Keep in your head , Oh , here's a rogue coming to look for you ! SCAPIN counterfeits a Welshman . Do you hear , I pray you ? Where is Leander's father , took you ? B In his own voice . How should I know ? OTWAY . ] 17 THE CHEATS OF SCAPIN .
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... keep company with lords and gentlemen ? he should leave them to prey upon one another . Peach . Upon Polly's account ! What a plague does the woman mean ? Upon Polly's account ! Mrs. Peach . Captain Macheath is very fond of the girl ...
... keep company with lords and gentlemen ? he should leave them to prey upon one another . Peach . Upon Polly's account ! What a plague does the woman mean ? Upon Polly's account ! Mrs. Peach . Captain Macheath is very fond of the girl ...
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