The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... mean time , if I can do you any service- Thrifty . O ! I thank you , sir , I thank you.- [ Exit THRIFTY . Shift . I must confess thou art a brave fellow , and our affairs begin to be in a better posture- but the money , the money- we ...
... mean time , if I can do you any service- Thrifty . O ! I thank you , sir , I thank you.- [ Exit THRIFTY . Shift . I must confess thou art a brave fellow , and our affairs begin to be in a better posture- but the money , the money- we ...
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... mean ? Nay , good Mr. Leander , pray , Mr. Lean- der ; ' squire Leander - As I hope to be saved- Oct. Prithee be quiet : for shame ! enough . [ Interposes . Sca . Well , sir , I confess , indeed , that- Lean . What ! speak , rogue ? Sca ...
... mean ? Nay , good Mr. Leander , pray , Mr. Lean- der ; ' squire Leander - As I hope to be saved- Oct. Prithee be quiet : for shame ! enough . [ Interposes . Sca . Well , sir , I confess , indeed , that- Lean . What ! speak , rogue ? Sca ...
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... mean ? Upon Polly's account ! Mrs. Peach . Captain Macheath is very fond of the girl . Peach . And what then ? Mrs. Peach . If I have any skill in the ways of women , I am sure Polly thinks him a very pretty mau . Peach . And what then ...
... mean ? Upon Polly's account ! Mrs. Peach . Captain Macheath is very fond of the girl . Peach . And what then ? Mrs. Peach . If I have any skill in the ways of women , I am sure Polly thinks him a very pretty mau . Peach . And what then ...
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... mean nothing ) to divert myself ; and now the silly jade hath set it about that I am married to her , to let me know ... means to perform ? Do all we can , women will believe us ; for they look upon a promise as an excuse for following ...
... mean nothing ) to divert myself ; and now the silly jade hath set it about that I am married to her , to let me know ... means to perform ? Do all we can , women will believe us ; for they look upon a promise as an excuse for following ...
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... mean ? Tat . Just now returned from war , He rides like Mars in his triumphal car . Conquest precedes , with laurels in his hand ; Behind him Fame does on her tripos stand ; Her golden trump shrill through the air she sounds , Which ...
... mean ? Tat . Just now returned from war , He rides like Mars in his triumphal car . Conquest precedes , with laurels in his hand ; Behind him Fame does on her tripos stand ; Her golden trump shrill through the air she sounds , Which ...
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