The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 10±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... bring her to better thoughts of you , she must be reduced to a meaner opinion of herself . Let me see , the very first thing that I would do , should be to make love to her chambermaid . Suppose we lampooned all the pretty women in town ...
... bring her to better thoughts of you , she must be reduced to a meaner opinion of herself . Let me see , the very first thing that I would do , should be to make love to her chambermaid . Suppose we lampooned all the pretty women in town ...
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... bring me pen and ink - Hold , I'll go write in my_closet . Lucy . An answer to this letter I hope , madam . Mel . Who sent it ? Lucy . Your captain , madam . [ Presents a Letter . Mel . He's a fool , and I'm tired of him : send it back ...
... bring me pen and ink - Hold , I'll go write in my_closet . Lucy . An answer to this letter I hope , madam . Mel . Who sent it ? Lucy . Your captain , madam . [ Presents a Letter . Mel . He's a fool , and I'm tired of him : send it back ...
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... Bring your friend with you if you can . [ Apart . Cos . Well , Tummas , must we part ? Tho . No , Costar , I cannot leave thee .--- Come , cap- tain , I'll e'en go along too ; and if you have two ho- nester simpler lads in your company ...
... Bring your friend with you if you can . [ Apart . Cos . Well , Tummas , must we part ? Tho . No , Costar , I cannot leave thee .--- Come , cap- tain , I'll e'en go along too ; and if you have two ho- nester simpler lads in your company ...
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... bring her be- fore your worship , for fear of the worst . Just . B. Thou'rt mad , fellow ; thy sister's safe enough . Serg . K. I hope so too . [ Aside . Wor . Hast thou no more sense , fellow , than to believe that the captain can list ...
... bring her be- fore your worship , for fear of the worst . Just . B. Thou'rt mad , fellow ; thy sister's safe enough . Serg . K. I hope so too . [ Aside . Wor . Hast thou no more sense , fellow , than to believe that the captain can list ...
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... bring over a cargo of lace , to cheat the king of his duty , and his subjects of their honesty . Lucy . They only barter one sort of prohibited goods for another , madam . Mel . Has any of ' em been bartering with you , Mrs. Pert , that ...
... bring over a cargo of lace , to cheat the king of his duty , and his subjects of their honesty . Lucy . They only barter one sort of prohibited goods for another , madam . Mel . Has any of ' em been bartering with you , Mrs. Pert , that ...
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