The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 10±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... fellow ! -I love a fellow with a spirit ; but I scorn to coax : ' tis base ; though I must say , that never in my life have I seen a man better built . How firm and strong he treads ! he steps like a castle ! but I scorn to wheedle any ...
... fellow ! -I love a fellow with a spirit ; but I scorn to coax : ' tis base ; though I must say , that never in my life have I seen a man better built . How firm and strong he treads ! he steps like a castle ! but I scorn to wheedle any ...
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... fellow , and will be faithful to any roguery that is trusted to him . This device , sir , will get you men , and me money , which I think is all we want at present . But yonder comes your friend , Mr. Worthy . Has your honour any ...
... fellow , and will be faithful to any roguery that is trusted to him . This device , sir , will get you men , and me money , which I think is all we want at present . But yonder comes your friend , Mr. Worthy . Has your honour any ...
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... fellow she sees ; I'll lay fifty pounds she makes love to you . Capt . P. I'll lay you a hundred that I return it if she does . Re - enter SERGEANT KITE . Serg . K. Captain , captain ! a word in your ear . Capt . P. You may speak out ...
... fellow she sees ; I'll lay fifty pounds she makes love to you . Capt . P. I'll lay you a hundred that I return it if she does . Re - enter SERGEANT KITE . Serg . K. Captain , captain ! a word in your ear . Capt . P. You may speak out ...
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... . P. Another ! who is he ? Wor . My rival , in the first place , and the most un- accountable fellow but I'll tell you more as we go . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . An Apartment . Enter MELINDA and SYLVIA 14 ACT 1 . RECRUITING OFFICER .
... . P. Another ! who is he ? Wor . My rival , in the first place , and the most un- accountable fellow but I'll tell you more as we go . [ Exeunt . SCENE II . An Apartment . Enter MELINDA and SYLVIA 14 ACT 1 . RECRUITING OFFICER .
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... fellow so inhumanly : he's a gentleman of parts and fortune , and besides that he's my Plume's friend ; and by all that's sacred if you don't use him better I shall expect satisfaction . Mel . Satisfaction ! you begin to fancy yourself ...
... fellow so inhumanly : he's a gentleman of parts and fortune , and besides that he's my Plume's friend ; and by all that's sacred if you don't use him better I shall expect satisfaction . Mel . Satisfaction ! you begin to fancy yourself ...
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