The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... wonder he had forgot me so long . Thrifty . Oh , ho ! yonder the rascal is , that brave governor ! he tutored my son finely ! Sca . Sir , I am overjoyed at your safe return . Thrifty . Good - morrow , Scapin . - Indeed you have followed ...
... wonder he had forgot me so long . Thrifty . Oh , ho ! yonder the rascal is , that brave governor ! he tutored my son finely ! Sca . Sir , I am overjoyed at your safe return . Thrifty . Good - morrow , Scapin . - Indeed you have followed ...
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... wonder he is not ashamed to be so covetous . Sca . Why , this is nothing to the charge at Doctors ' Commons : and though her brother has no money , she has an uncle able to defend her . Thrifty . O , eternal rogue ! well , I must do it ...
... wonder he is not ashamed to be so covetous . Sca . Why , this is nothing to the charge at Doctors ' Commons : and though her brother has no money , she has an uncle able to defend her . Thrifty . O , eternal rogue ! well , I must do it ...
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... wonder at thy valour ; thou art con- tinually venturing that body of thine , to the in- dignity of bruises , and indecent bastinadoes . up and down crying , Where is the rogue Gripe ? Where is the dog ? Where is the slave Gripe ? They ...
... wonder at thy valour ; thou art con- tinually venturing that body of thine , to the in- dignity of bruises , and indecent bastinadoes . up and down crying , Where is the rogue Gripe ? Where is the dog ? Where is the slave Gripe ? They ...
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... wonder any man alive will ever rear a daugh- ter ! For she must have both hoods and gowns , and hoops to swell her pride , With scarfs and stays , and gloves and lace , and she'll have men beside ; And when she's drest with care and ...
... wonder any man alive will ever rear a daugh- ter ! For she must have both hoods and gowns , and hoops to swell her pride , With scarfs and stays , and gloves and lace , and she'll have men beside ; And when she's drest with care and ...
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... wonder we ha'n't better company Upon Tyburn tree ! But gold from law can take out the sting , And if rich men like us were to swing , Twould thin the land such numbers to string Upon Tyburn tree ! Enter Jailor . Jail . Some friends of ...
... wonder we ha'n't better company Upon Tyburn tree ! But gold from law can take out the sting , And if rich men like us were to swing , Twould thin the land such numbers to string Upon Tyburn tree ! Enter Jailor . Jail . Some friends of ...
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