The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... wish we might be so happy as we are inclined to hope ; but there's a strange blind side in our natures , which always makes us apt to believe , what we most earnestly desire . Luc . The worst , at last , is but to be forsaken by our ...
... wish we might be so happy as we are inclined to hope ; but there's a strange blind side in our natures , which always makes us apt to believe , what we most earnestly desire . Luc . The worst , at last , is but to be forsaken by our ...
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... wishes more heartily to than I now wish to have facts against thee . I have facts against her intimate acquaintance , would have her satisfaction , and they should all out . AIR . - Irish trot . Polly . I'm bubbled ! Lucy . I'm bubbled ...
... wishes more heartily to than I now wish to have facts against thee . I have facts against her intimate acquaintance , would have her satisfaction , and they should all out . AIR . - Irish trot . Polly . I'm bubbled ! Lucy . I'm bubbled ...
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... wish I may be burnt ! Lock . Keep your temper , Lucy , or I shall pronounce you guilty . Lucy . Keep your's , sir- -I do wish I may be burnt , I do - And what can I say more to convince you ? Lock . Did he tip handsomely ? - -how much ...
... wish I may be burnt ! Lock . Keep your temper , Lucy , or I shall pronounce you guilty . Lucy . Keep your's , sir- -I do wish I may be burnt , I do - And what can I say more to convince you ? Lock . Did he tip handsomely ? - -how much ...
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... wish all our quarrels might have so comfortable a reconciliation . pump some secrets out of me - I'll be upon my guard , and won't taste a drop of her liquor , I'm resolved . Enter Lucy , with strong waters . Lucy . Come , Miss Polly ...
... wish all our quarrels might have so comfortable a reconciliation . pump some secrets out of me - I'll be upon my guard , and won't taste a drop of her liquor , I'm resolved . Enter Lucy , with strong waters . Lucy . Come , Miss Polly ...
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... wish you good luck . AIR . ARETHUSA , at the window above . [ Exit . A dialogue between her and ROVEWELL . Rove . Make haste and away , my only dear ; Make haste , and away , away ! For all ut the gate , Your true lover does wait , And ...
... wish you good luck . AIR . ARETHUSA , at the window above . [ Exit . A dialogue between her and ROVEWELL . Rove . Make haste and away , my only dear ; Make haste , and away , away ! For all ut the gate , Your true lover does wait , And ...
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