The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... true . Oct. That he arrived this morning ? Shift . This very morning . he understands what things have happened in his absence ! I dread his anger and reproaches . Shift . Reproaches ! Would I could be quit of ... true , indeed , very true ;
... true . Oct. That he arrived this morning ? Shift . This very morning . he understands what things have happened in his absence ! I dread his anger and reproaches . Shift . Reproaches ! Would I could be quit of ... true , indeed , very true ;
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Sca . Very true , indeed , very true ; but fye upon you , now ! would you have him as wise as yourself ? Young men will have their follies- witness my charge , Leander , who has gone and thrown away himself at a stranger rate than your ...
Sca . Very true , indeed , very true ; but fye upon you , now ! would you have him as wise as yourself ? Young men will have their follies- witness my charge , Leander , who has gone and thrown away himself at a stranger rate than your ...
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... true love requited ? Lucy . My heart is bursting . Polly . Mine too breaks . Lucy . Must I , Polly . Must I be slighted ? Muc . What would you have me say , ladies ? -You see this affair will soon be at an end , without my disobliging ...
... true love requited ? Lucy . My heart is bursting . Polly . Mine too breaks . Lucy . Must I , Polly . Must I be slighted ? Muc . What would you have me say , ladies ? -You see this affair will soon be at an end , without my disobliging ...
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... true love away . CHORUS . O Cupid , befriend a loving pair ! O Cupid , befriend us , we pray ! May our stratagems take , For thine own sweet sake ; And , Amen ! let all true lovers say . [ ARETHUSA withdraws . Enter ROBIN as a lawyer ...
... true love away . CHORUS . O Cupid , befriend a loving pair ! O Cupid , befriend us , we pray ! May our stratagems take , For thine own sweet sake ; And , Amen ! let all true lovers say . [ ARETHUSA withdraws . Enter ROBIN as a lawyer ...
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... true English heart , and look upon drunkenness as the best part of the liberty of the subject . But . Come , Jobson , we'll bring out our bowl And ten times a day hoop her barrel , brave boys ! of punch in solemn procession ; and then ...
... true English heart , and look upon drunkenness as the best part of the liberty of the subject . But . Come , Jobson , we'll bring out our bowl And ten times a day hoop her barrel , brave boys ! of punch in solemn procession ; and then ...
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