The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... 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 , followed by Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb ...
... 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 , followed by Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb ...
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... colonel , you are in a pas- sion . Col. Lamb . I own I cannot see with temper , sir , so many religious mountebanks impose upon the unwary multitude ; wretches , who make a trade of religion , and shew an uncommon concern for the next ...
... colonel , you are in a pas- sion . Col. Lamb . I own I cannot see with temper , sir , so many religious mountebanks impose upon the unwary multitude ; wretches , who make a trade of religion , and shew an uncommon concern for the next ...
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... colonel , your servant . Col. Lamb . I am glad you did not come sooner ; for in the humour my father left me , ' twould not have been a proper time for you to have pressed your affairÎ touch'd upon't - but - Î'll tell you more presently ...
... colonel , your servant . Col. Lamb . I am glad you did not come sooner ; for in the humour my father left me , ' twould not have been a proper time for you to have pressed your affairÎ touch'd upon't - but - Î'll tell you more presently ...
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... Colonel LAMBERT and DARNLEY . Col. Lamb . Your ladyship's most humble ser- vant . Old Lady Lamb . Grandson , how do you ? Darn . Good day to you , doctor . Dr Cant . Mr Darnley , I am your most humble stay , and join in the private ...
... Colonel LAMBERT and DARNLEY . Col. Lamb . Your ladyship's most humble ser- vant . Old Lady Lamb . Grandson , how do you ? Darn . Good day to you , doctor . Dr Cant . Mr Darnley , I am your most humble stay , and join in the private ...
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... Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb . Madam , your most obedient . - Well , sister , is the secret out ? Who is this pretty fel- low my father has picked up for you ? Charl . Even our agreeable doctor . Col. Lamb . You are not serious ? Lady ...
... Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb . Madam , your most obedient . - Well , sister , is the secret out ? Who is this pretty fel- low my father has picked up for you ? Charl . Even our agreeable doctor . Col. Lamb . You are not serious ? Lady ...
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