“The” British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, in the English Language, 2권Jones and Company, 1829 |
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... whole long days , the slow - pac'd At last is come , and gives him to my wishes . [ A grand march . Enter OSMAN , reading a paper , which he re- delivers to ÓRASMIN ; with Attendants . Osm . Wait my return - or , should there be a cause ...
... whole long days , the slow - pac'd At last is come , and gives him to my wishes . [ A grand march . Enter OSMAN , reading a paper , which he re- delivers to ÓRASMIN ; with Attendants . Osm . Wait my return - or , should there be a cause ...
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... whole estate to him we are speaking of . Stuke . Now then you are no longer bound to secrecy . Stock . True : but before I publicly reveal myself , I could wish to make some experiment of my son's disposition : this can only be done by ...
... whole estate to him we are speaking of . Stuke . Now then you are no longer bound to secrecy . Stock . True : but before I publicly reveal myself , I could wish to make some experiment of my son's disposition : this can only be done by ...
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... whole fortune , up- on a stake ; therefore make no wry faces , but do as I bid you . You will find Mr. Stockwell a very honourable gentleman . | O thou_dear , lovely , and enchanting paper ! Enter LUCY , in haste . Lucy . Dear Madam ...
... whole fortune , up- on a stake ; therefore make no wry faces , but do as I bid you . You will find Mr. Stockwell a very honourable gentleman . | O thou_dear , lovely , and enchanting paper ! Enter LUCY , in haste . Lucy . Dear Madam ...
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... whole scheme up to the moon at once . Mrs. Ful . Why , sure , Mr. Fulmer , I may be allowed to rear a chicken of my own hatch- ing , as they say . Who first sprung the thought , but I , pray ? Who first contrived the plot ? Who proposed ...
... whole scheme up to the moon at once . Mrs. Ful . Why , sure , Mr. Fulmer , I may be allowed to rear a chicken of my own hatch- ing , as they say . Who first sprung the thought , but I , pray ? Who first contrived the plot ? Who proposed ...
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... whole morning is a bustle to get money , the whole afternoon is a hurry to spend it . Miss R. Are these all the observations you have made ? Bel . No , Madam ; I have observed the wo- men are very captivating , and the men very soon ...
... whole morning is a bustle to get money , the whole afternoon is a hurry to spend it . Miss R. Are these all the observations you have made ? Bel . No , Madam ; I have observed the wo- men are very captivating , and the men very soon ...
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