The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ...Mrs. Inchbald Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1808 |
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... Widow Warren ? Milf . She seems to think , and even reports , you are to marry ! Harry . Marry her ! A coquette of forty , who ri- diculously apes all the airs of a girl ! Fantastic , self- ish , and a fool ! And marry ? Disgusting idea ...
... Widow Warren ? Milf . She seems to think , and even reports , you are to marry ! Harry . Marry her ! A coquette of forty , who ri- diculously apes all the airs of a girl ! Fantastic , self- ish , and a fool ! And marry ? Disgusting idea ...
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... Widow Warren to do me justice . Sulky . And which way am I to prevail ? Milf . And which way am I to pay my debts ? Sulky . You might have more modesty , than inso- lently to come and brave one of your principal cre- ditors , after ...
... Widow Warren to do me justice . Sulky . And which way am I to prevail ? Milf . And which way am I to pay my debts ? Sulky . You might have more modesty , than inso- lently to come and brave one of your principal cre- ditors , after ...
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... WIDOW WARREN . JENNY and MRS LEDGER . Jenny . I tell you , good woman , I can do nothing for you . Mrs L. Only let me see Mrs Warren . Jenny . And get myself snubbed . Not I indeed . Enter SOPHIA , skipping . Soph . La , Jenny ...
... WIDOW WARREN . JENNY and MRS LEDGER . Jenny . I tell you , good woman , I can do nothing for you . Mrs L. Only let me see Mrs Warren . Jenny . And get myself snubbed . Not I indeed . Enter SOPHIA , skipping . Soph . La , Jenny ...
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... husband ? Mrs L. Alack , sir , ill enough : likely to starve in his latter days ... Warren . Sulky . Humph ! Mrs L. You , sir , I understand , are the late ... Widow's daughter by her first Enter JENNY . Sulky . Where's your mistress ...
... husband ? Mrs L. Alack , sir , ill enough : likely to starve in his latter days ... Warren . Sulky . Humph ! Mrs L. You , sir , I understand , are the late ... Widow's daughter by her first Enter JENNY . Sulky . Where's your mistress ...
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... WIDOW WARREN , in a fantastic girlish Morning Dress , surrounded by MILLINERS , MAN- TUA - MAKERS , FURRIERS , HATTERS , & c . with their ATTENDANTS , with Band - boxes ; all talking as they come on . Widow . So you'll be sure not to ...
... WIDOW WARREN , in a fantastic girlish Morning Dress , surrounded by MILLINERS , MAN- TUA - MAKERS , FURRIERS , HATTERS , & c . with their ATTENDANTS , with Band - boxes ; all talking as they come on . Widow . So you'll be sure not to ...
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