The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Sir JOHN LAMBERT , Doctor CANTWELL . Colonel LAMBERT . DARNLEY . SEYWARD . MAW - WORM . WOMEN . Old Lady LAMBERT . Young Lady LAmbert . CHARLOTTE . BETTY . SCENE I. — A Hall in Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters ...
... Sir JOHN LAMBERT , Doctor CANTWELL . Colonel LAMBERT . DARNLEY . SEYWARD . MAW - WORM . WOMEN . Old Lady LAMBERT . Young Lady LAmbert . CHARLOTTE . BETTY . SCENE I. — A Hall in Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters ...
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... sir , I will not be used thus ; nor shall your credit with my father protect your insolence to me . Col Lamb ... Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters hastily ; and , looking sternly at DARNLEY , takes CHARLOTTE un- der his arm , and carries her off ...
... sir , I will not be used thus ; nor shall your credit with my father protect your insolence to me . Col Lamb ... Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters hastily ; and , looking sternly at DARNLEY , takes CHARLOTTE un- der his arm , and carries her off ...
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... Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . SEYWARD , with a Writing in his Hand . Sey . ' Tis so I have long suspected where his ... Sir JOHN , Lady LAMBERT , and CHAR- LOTTE . Sir J. Lamb . Oh , Seyward , your uncle wants you , to transcribe some hymns ...
... Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . SEYWARD , with a Writing in his Hand . Sey . ' Tis so I have long suspected where his ... Sir JOHN , Lady LAMBERT , and CHAR- LOTTE . Sir J. Lamb . Oh , Seyward , your uncle wants you , to transcribe some hymns ...
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... Sir J. Lamb . For goodness sake- Dr Cant . Bring me that writing I gave you to lay up this morning . Sir J. Lamb . Make haste , good Charles ; it shall be signed this moment . ( Exit SEYWARD . Dr Cant . Not for the world , Sir John ...
... Sir J. Lamb . For goodness sake- Dr Cant . Bring me that writing I gave you to lay up this morning . Sir J. Lamb . Make haste , good Charles ; it shall be signed this moment . ( Exit SEYWARD . Dr Cant . Not for the world , Sir John ...
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... Sir John will require my attendance : Maw . Oh ! I am troublesome - nay , I only come to you , doctor , with a message from Mrs Grunt . I wish your ladyship heartily and hear- tily farewell ; doctor , a good day to you . me ? The ...
... Sir John will require my attendance : Maw . Oh ! I am troublesome - nay , I only come to you , doctor , with a message from Mrs Grunt . I wish your ladyship heartily and hear- tily farewell ; doctor , a good day to you . me ? The ...
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