The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Enter SCAPIN . Sca . Worthy sir ! Shift . I have been giving my master a brief account of thy most noble qualities ... Enter CLARA . Oct. Here comes my dearest Clara . Clara . Ah , me , Octavian ! I hear sad news → They say your father ...
... Enter SCAPIN . Sca . Worthy sir ! Shift . I have been giving my master a brief account of thy most noble qualities ... Enter CLARA . Oct. Here comes my dearest Clara . Clara . Ah , me , Octavian ! I hear sad news → They say your father ...
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Enter OCTAVIAN and SCAPIN . Oct. Dear Scapin , how infinitely am I obliged to thee for thy care ! Lean . Yonder he comes : I'm overjoyed to see you , good Mr. Dog ! Sca . Sir , your most humble servant ; you ho- nour me too far . Lean ...
Enter OCTAVIAN and SCAPIN . Oct. Dear Scapin , how infinitely am I obliged to thee for thy care ! Lean . Yonder he comes : I'm overjoyed to see you , good Mr. Dog ! Sca . Sir , your most humble servant ; you ho- nour me too far . Lean ...
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... Enter THRIFTY . Oh , brother Thrifty ! You come to see me loaden with disgrace ; the villain Scapin has , as I am sensible now , cheated me of 2001. This beating brings all into my memory . Thrifty . The impudent varlet has gulled me of ...
... Enter THRIFTY . Oh , brother Thrifty ! You come to see me loaden with disgrace ; the villain Scapin has , as I am sensible now , cheated me of 2001. This beating brings all into my memory . Thrifty . The impudent varlet has gulled me of ...
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... [ Enter LUCY . ] Are there any of Peachum's people now in the house ? Lucy . Filch , sir , is drinking a quartern of strong waters in the next room with Black Moll . Lock . Bid him come to me . Enter FILCH . [ Exit LUCY . Why , boy , thou ...
... [ Enter LUCY . ] Are there any of Peachum's people now in the house ? Lucy . Filch , sir , is drinking a quartern of strong waters in the next room with Black Moll . Lock . Bid him come to me . Enter FILCH . [ Exit LUCY . Why , boy , thou ...
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... enter MACHEATH , with rabble , & c . bawling a Reprieve ! Mac . So , it seems , I am not left to my choice , but must have a wife at last - Look [ Exeunt BEN BUDGE and MAT of the MINT . ye , my dears , we will have no controversy now .
... enter MACHEATH , with rabble , & c . bawling a Reprieve ! Mac . So , it seems , I am not left to my choice , but must have a wife at last - Look [ Exeunt BEN BUDGE and MAT of the MINT . ye , my dears , we will have no controversy now .
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