The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Servant to OCTAVIAN . SLY , servant to LEANDER . LUCIA . CLARA . WOMEN . SCENE I. Enter OCTAVIAN and SHIFT . Oct. THIS is unhappy news ! I did not expect my father in two months , and yet you say he is returned already . Shift . " Tis ...
... Servant to OCTAVIAN . SLY , servant to LEANDER . LUCIA . CLARA . WOMEN . SCENE I. Enter OCTAVIAN and SHIFT . Oct. THIS is unhappy news ! I did not expect my father in two months , and yet you say he is returned already . Shift . " Tis ...
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... servant ; you ho- nour me too far . Lean . You act an ill fool's part ; but I shall teach you . Sca . Sir ? Oct. Hold ! Leander . Lean . No , Octavian ; I'll make him confess the treachery he has committed ; yes , vailet dog ! I know ...
... servant ; you ho- nour me too far . Lean . You act an ill fool's part ; but I shall teach you . Sca . Sir ? Oct. Hold ! Leander . Lean . No , Octavian ; I'll make him confess the treachery he has committed ; yes , vailet dog ! I know ...
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... servants , or trustees , may be capa- ble of , or liable or obnoxious unto ; which may arise from the imperfection and ... servant . Thrifty . But what is your way ? Sca . Why , in brief , I have been with the brother of her , whom your ...
... servants , or trustees , may be capa- ble of , or liable or obnoxious unto ; which may arise from the imperfection and ... servant . Thrifty . But what is your way ? Sca . Why , in brief , I have been with the brother of her , whom your ...
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... Servants and ROBIN . Rove . But I have a pistol , sir , at your ser- vice . [ Pulls out a pistol . Arg . O Lord ! O ... servant in the house.— I'll carry all the keys in my pocket , and never sleep more . What a murdering son of a whore ...
... Servants and ROBIN . Rove . But I have a pistol , sir , at your ser- vice . [ Pulls out a pistol . Arg . O Lord ! O ... servant in the house.— I'll carry all the keys in my pocket , and never sleep more . What a murdering son of a whore ...
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... servant- Gre . Sir , your servant . James . We are mighty happy in finding you here- Gre . Ay , like enough- of him . James . What a ridiculous whim is here . Dor . Very true ; and in so great a man . James . And is he so very skilful a ...
... servant- Gre . Sir , your servant . James . We are mighty happy in finding you here- Gre . Ay , like enough- of him . James . What a ridiculous whim is here . Dor . Very true ; and in so great a man . James . And is he so very skilful a ...
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