The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Lady LAmbert . CHARLOTTE . BETTY . SCENE I. — A Hall in Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters , followed by Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb . PRAY consider , sir . Sir J. Lamb . So I do , sir , that I am her father , and will ...
... Lady LAmbert . CHARLOTTE . BETTY . SCENE I. — A Hall in Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S House . Sir JOHN LAMBERT enters , followed by Colonel LAMBERT . Col. Lamb . PRAY consider , sir . Sir J. Lamb . So I do , sir , that I am her father , and will ...
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... Lamb . I told you , you did not know all . To be serious , my father went out but now on purpose to avoid you . - In ... lady ? you don't think she's against us ? Col. Lamb . I dare say she is not . She's of so soft , so sweet a ...
... Lamb . I told you , you did not know all . To be serious , my father went out but now on purpose to avoid you . - In ... lady ? you don't think she's against us ? Col. Lamb . I dare say she is not . She's of so soft , so sweet a ...
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... Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you send the money ? -Ugly distempers are often catched there have a care of your health - let us keep one good man , at least , amongst us . Dr ...
... Lady Lamb . Well ; but , worthy doctor , why will you go to the prisons yourself ? cannot you send the money ? -Ugly distempers are often catched there have a care of your health - let us keep one good man , at least , amongst us . Dr ...
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... Lamb . What's the matter ? Char . Nothing ; pray be quiet - I don't want you - stand out of the way - how durst you ... lady ? Charl . I'll send him none by you . Dr. Cant . I shall inform him so . Charl . A saucy puppy ! [ Exit . Col. Lamb ...
... Lamb . What's the matter ? Char . Nothing ; pray be quiet - I don't want you - stand out of the way - how durst you ... lady ? Charl . I'll send him none by you . Dr. Cant . I shall inform him so . Charl . A saucy puppy ! [ Exit . Col. Lamb ...
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... Lady LAMBERT , and CHAR- LOTTE . Sir J. Lamb . Oh , Seyward , your uncle wants you , to transcribe some hymns . Seyw . Sir , I'll wait on him . [ Exit . Charl . A pretty well - bred fellow that . Sir J. Lamb . Ay , ay : but he has ...
... Lady LAMBERT , and CHAR- LOTTE . Sir J. Lamb . Oh , Seyward , your uncle wants you , to transcribe some hymns . Seyw . Sir , I'll wait on him . [ Exit . Charl . A pretty well - bred fellow that . Sir J. Lamb . Ay , ay : but he has ...
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