The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... whole town ring of it ! Sca . Lord , sir , I have stormed about this bu- siness as much as you can do for your heart ! but what are we both the better ? I told him , indeed , Mr. Octavian , you do not do well to wrong so good a father ...
... whole town ring of it ! Sca . Lord , sir , I have stormed about this bu- siness as much as you can do for your heart ! but what are we both the better ? I told him , indeed , Mr. Octavian , you do not do well to wrong so good a father ...
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... whole family . Ha , ha , ha . [ Exit SHIFT fencing . Thrifty . Here , Scapin , I have two hundred guineas about me , take them . No more to be said . Let me never see his face again . Take them , I say . This is the devil ! Sca . Will ...
... whole family . Ha , ha , ha . [ Exit SHIFT fencing . Thrifty . Here , Scapin , I have two hundred guineas about me , take them . No more to be said . Let me never see his face again . Take them , I say . This is the devil ! Sca . Will ...
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... whole gang . Married ! if the affair is not al- ready done , I'll terrify her from it , by the ex- ample of our neighbours . Mrs. Peach . Mayhap , my dear , you may in- jure the girl : she loves to imitate the fine ladies , and she may ...
... whole gang . Married ! if the affair is not al- ready done , I'll terrify her from it , by the ex- ample of our neighbours . Mrs. Peach . Mayhap , my dear , you may in- jure the girl : she loves to imitate the fine ladies , and she may ...
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... whole set . With your leave I should like the further pair better . Lock . Look ye , captain , we know what is fittest for our prisoners . When a gentleman Jen . ' Tis not convenient , sir , to shew my fond - uses me with civility , I ...
... whole set . With your leave I should like the further pair better . Lock . Look ye , captain , we know what is fittest for our prisoners . When a gentleman Jen . ' Tis not convenient , sir , to shew my fond - uses me with civility , I ...
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... whole estate , and share it between us ; for , I know , he can never redeem it . Enter ROBIN , as constable . All . Here's Mr. Constable , here's Mr. Con- stable ! Rob . Silence , in the king's name ! All . Ay , silence , silence . Rob ...
... whole estate , and share it between us ; for , I know , he can never redeem it . Enter ROBIN , as constable . All . Here's Mr. Constable , here's Mr. Con- stable ! Rob . Silence , in the king's name ! All . Ay , silence , silence . Rob ...
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