The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 10±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... soldiers or others have a mind to serve his majesty , and pull down the French king ; if any ' prentices have severe masters , any chil- dren have undutiful parents ; if any servants have too little wages , or any husband too much wife ...
... soldiers or others have a mind to serve his majesty , and pull down the French king ; if any ' prentices have severe masters , any chil- dren have undutiful parents ; if any servants have too little wages , or any husband too much wife ...
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... soldier . Capt . P. Pray , Mr. Balance , how does your fair daughter ? Just . B. Ah , captain ! what is my daughter to a mar- shal of France ? we're upon a nobler subject ; I want to have a particular description of the last battle ...
... soldier . Capt . P. Pray , Mr. Balance , how does your fair daughter ? Just . B. Ah , captain ! what is my daughter to a mar- shal of France ? we're upon a nobler subject ; I want to have a particular description of the last battle ...
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... soldiers were sincere ; shall I venture to believe public report ? Capt . P. You may , when ' tis backed by private in- surance ; for I swear , madam , by the honour of my profession , that whatever dangers I went upon it was with the ...
... soldiers were sincere ; shall I venture to believe public report ? Capt . P. You may , when ' tis backed by private in- surance ; for I swear , madam , by the honour of my profession , that whatever dangers I went upon it was with the ...
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... soldiers live ! drink , sing , dance , play - we live , as one should say we live - ' tis impos- sible to tell how we live - we are all princes - why- why , you are a king - you are an emperor , and I'm a prince - now - an't we ? Tho ...
... soldiers live ! drink , sing , dance , play - we live , as one should say we live - ' tis impos- sible to tell how we live - we are all princes - why- why , you are a king - you are an emperor , and I'm a prince - now - an't we ? Tho ...
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... soldiers , captains , generals . Cos . Wounds , Tummas ! what's this ? are you listed ? Tho . Flesh ! not I. Are you , Costar ? Cos . Wounds ! not I. Serg . K. What ! not listed ? ha , ha , ha ! a very good jest , i'faith . Cos . Come ...
... soldiers , captains , generals . Cos . Wounds , Tummas ! what's this ? are you listed ? Tho . Flesh ! not I. Are you , Costar ? Cos . Wounds ! not I. Serg . K. What ! not listed ? ha , ha , ha ! a very good jest , i'faith . Cos . Come ...
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