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And , as we trip with merry glee , Shall wish himself as poor as we . The sprightly , & c . & c . [ Exit , L. 11 SCENE III .-- A Grove , with a Cottage , L. , a gardenfence round it , with a gate in C .-- Leopold discovered at the ...
And , as we trip with merry glee , Shall wish himself as poor as we . The sprightly , & c . & c . [ Exit , L. 11 SCENE III .-- A Grove , with a Cottage , L. , a gardenfence round it , with a gate in C .-- Leopold discovered at the ...
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[ Exit Ismael , L. ] I presume , madam , you will wish to retire . Cat . Ah , sir ! I may , perbaps , hear news of my friends . - I - I request you will permit me to remain . 2 : Ser . I thank you , madam , SCENE 1.
[ Exit Ismael , L. ] I presume , madam , you will wish to retire . Cat . Ah , sir ! I may , perbaps , hear news of my friends . - I - I request you will permit me to remain . 2 : Ser . I thank you , madam , SCENE 1.
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Ser . ( Snatches the letter with contempt , and advances , while Catharine and Cohenberg retire up a little , and act in dumb show . ] It is his seal - his writing . [ Reads . ] “ The bearer is in my confidence . If you wish me to aid ...
Ser . ( Snatches the letter with contempt , and advances , while Catharine and Cohenberg retire up a little , and act in dumb show . ] It is his seal - his writing . [ Reads . ] “ The bearer is in my confidence . If you wish me to aid ...
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I wish our husbands would come home ; I begin to be uneasy : Ghi . [ Crosses to L. ] I think I see them ; there are two men at a distance - let us retire . [ Exeunt Lilla and Ghita , R. Enter Seraskier and Ismael , disguised as Pilgrińs ...
I wish our husbands would come home ; I begin to be uneasy : Ghi . [ Crosses to L. ] I think I see them ; there are two men at a distance - let us retire . [ Exeunt Lilla and Ghita , R. Enter Seraskier and Ismael , disguised as Pilgrińs ...
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Why , I heard a riot - I came here to quell the riot , and defend your house ; and , besides , I came to wish you joy on your marriage , my dear fellow . Leo . And which way did you get into this house ? Yus . I came through the garden ...
Why , I heard a riot - I came here to quell the riot , and defend your house ; and , besides , I came to wish you joy on your marriage , my dear fellow . Leo . And which way did you get into this house ? Yus . I came through the garden ...
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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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