The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... thing ? Sca . We never intend it . Sca . That , perhaps , we may do . Thrifty . But all shall be in vain . Sca . We'll try that . Thrifty . I know how to lay that rogue my son fast . Sca . That we must prevent . Thrifty . And for the ...
... thing ? Sca . We never intend it . Sca . That , perhaps , we may do . Thrifty . But all shall be in vain . Sca . We'll try that . Thrifty . I know how to lay that rogue my son fast . Sca . That we must prevent . Thrifty . And for the ...
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... thing concerning my son ? Thrifty . It may be I have ; and it may be worse than my own . Gripe . What is't I pray ? my son ? Lean . What d'ye mean , sir ? Gripe . Stand still , and let me look ye in the face . Lean . How must I stand ...
... thing concerning my son ? Thrifty . It may be I have ; and it may be worse than my own . Gripe . What is't I pray ? my son ? Lean . What d'ye mean , sir ? Gripe . Stand still , and let me look ye in the face . Lean . How must I stand ...
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... thing . rob , so it is ours to take robbers ;. AIR . - O Jenny , O Jenny ! where hast thou been ? O Polly ! you might have toyed and kist ; By keeping men off you keep them on : Polly . But he so teased me , And he so pleased me , What I ...
... thing . rob , so it is ours to take robbers ;. AIR . - O Jenny , O Jenny ! where hast thou been ? O Polly ! you might have toyed and kist ; By keeping men off you keep them on : Polly . But he so teased me , And he so pleased me , What I ...
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... thing could ever make me forgive her . AIR . - Now , ponder well , ye parents dear . Polly . Oh , ponder well ! be not severe ; To save a wretched wife ; For , on the rope , that hangs my dear , Depends poor Polly's life . Mrs. Peach ...
... thing could ever make me forgive her . AIR . - Now , ponder well , ye parents dear . Polly . Oh , ponder well ! be not severe ; To save a wretched wife ; For , on the rope , that hangs my dear , Depends poor Polly's life . Mrs. Peach ...
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... thing sincerity , if we can find the Ordinary , I shall have no scruples of making you my wife ; and I know the consequence of having two at a time . Lucy . That you are only to be hanged , and so get rid of them both . Mac . I am ready ...
... thing sincerity , if we can find the Ordinary , I shall have no scruples of making you my wife ; and I know the consequence of having two at a time . Lucy . That you are only to be hanged , and so get rid of them both . Mac . I am ready ...
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