The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Lucy , whom I al- ways designed for thy wife ; and that's thy sister Clara , married to Mr. Octa , there . Lean . Octavian , are we then brothers ? There is nothing that I could have rather wished , after compleating of my happiness ...
... Lucy , whom I al- ways designed for thy wife ; and that's thy sister Clara , married to Mr. Octa , there . Lean . Octavian , are we then brothers ? There is nothing that I could have rather wished , after compleating of my happiness ...
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... LUCY LOCKIT . DIANA TRAPES . MRS . COAXER . DOLLY TRULL . Mus . VIXEN . BETTY DOXEY . JENNY DIVER . WOMEN . MRS . SLAMMEKIN . SUKEY TAWDRY . MOLLY BRAZEN . SCENE I. A lawyer's is an honest employment ; so is mine : like me , too , he ...
... LUCY LOCKIT . DIANA TRAPES . MRS . COAXER . DOLLY TRULL . Mus . VIXEN . BETTY DOXEY . JENNY DIVER . WOMEN . MRS . SLAMMEKIN . SUKEY TAWDRY . MOLLY BRAZEN . SCENE I. A lawyer's is an honest employment ; so is mine : like me , too , he ...
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... Lucy . Insinuating monster ! And so you think I know nothing of the affair of Miss Polly Peachum ? -- I could tear thy eyes out ! Mac . Sure , Lucy , you cannot be such a fool as to be jealous of Polly ? Lucy . Are you not married to ...
... Lucy . Insinuating monster ! And so you think I know nothing of the affair of Miss Polly Peachum ? -- I could tear thy eyes out ! Mac . Sure , Lucy , you cannot be such a fool as to be jealous of Polly ? Lucy . Are you not married to ...
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... Lucy . Lock . Whence come you , hussy ? Lucy . My tears might answer that question . Lock . You have been whimpering and fond- ling like a spaniel , over the fellow that hath abused you . Lucy . One can't help love ; one can't cure it ...
... Lucy . Lock . Whence come you , hussy ? Lucy . My tears might answer that question . Lock . You have been whimpering and fond- ling like a spaniel , over the fellow that hath abused you . Lucy . One can't help love ; one can't cure it ...
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... Lucy . What love or money can do , shall be done ; for all my comfort depends upon your safety . Enter POLLY . Polly . Where is my dear husband ? -Was a rope ever intended for this neck ! Oh , let me throw my arms about it , and ...
... Lucy . What love or money can do , shall be done ; for all my comfort depends upon your safety . Enter POLLY . Polly . Where is my dear husband ? -Was a rope ever intended for this neck ! Oh , let me throw my arms about it , and ...
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