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I consider you all as my children . Leo . [ Aside . ] Yes ; if he were to stay among us , the whole village would be his children in another generation . Yus . How dare you mutter , you reprobate ! Ser . I would willingly content you ...
I consider you all as my children . Leo . [ Aside . ] Yes ; if he were to stay among us , the whole village would be his children in another generation . Yus . How dare you mutter , you reprobate ! Ser . I would willingly content you ...
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Because a husband and father can best judge of their anguish , whose wives and children are starving around them . # Hog . So , then , I must strip 10 WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? [ ACT 1 .
Because a husband and father can best judge of their anguish , whose wives and children are starving around them . # Hog . So , then , I must strip 10 WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? [ ACT 1 .
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Zounds ! then his landlord is a rascal . the first to his own child , when the house was on fire ! Hea . My dear impetuous friend ! a father who was , three days ago , struck with a palsy , occasion'd , perhaps , from grief for his ...
Zounds ! then his landlord is a rascal . the first to his own child , when the house was on fire ! Hea . My dear impetuous friend ! a father who was , three days ago , struck with a palsy , occasion'd , perhaps , from grief for his ...
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Barford recollected him , as soon as he had placed the child in safety . A ladder was at hand ; he ascended it to a room , from which the smoke was rolling in columns ; he dragged the father through the flames , and seated him by his ...
Barford recollected him , as soon as he had placed the child in safety . A ladder was at hand ; he ascended it to a room , from which the smoke was rolling in columns ; he dragged the father through the flames , and seated him by his ...
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Fan . Indeed , I want no assistance ; and the ploughman we just met says it is but half a mile further to the manor - house . Old . At any rate , I'm glad we're out of the coach.Six inside - two squalling children in lap ...
Fan . Indeed , I want no assistance ; and the ploughman we just met says it is but half a mile further to the manor - house . Old . At any rate , I'm glad we're out of the coach.Six inside - two squalling children in lap ...
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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