The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 10±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... Sylvia Lucy Rose Woman . Wife . ¡¤ • Mr. Minton . ¡¤ Mrs. Orger . Mrs. Mardyn . Miss Cooke . Miss Kelly . Mr. Simmons . Mr. King . Mrs. Egerton . Mrs. H. Johnston . Mrs. Gibbs . Miss Booth . ¡¤ • • ¡¤ DRAMATIS PERSONE. ...
... Sylvia Lucy Rose Woman . Wife . ¡¤ • Mr. Minton . ¡¤ Mrs. Orger . Mrs. Mardyn . Miss Cooke . Miss Kelly . Mr. Simmons . Mr. King . Mrs. Egerton . Mrs. H. Johnston . Mrs. Gibbs . Miss Booth . ¡¤ • • ¡¤ DRAMATIS PERSONE. ...
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... wife , let them repair to the noble sergeant Kite , at the sign of the Raven , in this good town of Shrewsbury , and they shall receive present relief and entertainment . - Gen- tlemen , I don't beat my drums here to ensnare or in ...
... wife , let them repair to the noble sergeant Kite , at the sign of the Raven , in this good town of Shrewsbury , and they shall receive present relief and entertainment . - Gen- tlemen , I don't beat my drums here to ensnare or in ...
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... wife and I would do well to lie in't - But do folk sleep sound in this satne bed of honour ? Serg . K. Sound ! ay , so sound that they never wake . Cos . Wauns ! I wish again that my wife lay there . Serg . K. Say you so ! then I find ...
... wife and I would do well to lie in't - But do folk sleep sound in this satne bed of honour ? Serg . K. Sound ! ay , so sound that they never wake . Cos . Wauns ! I wish again that my wife lay there . Serg . K. Say you so ! then I find ...
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... wife , Mr. Worthy . Wor . O ho ! very well . I wish you joy , Mr. Kite . Serg . K. Your worship very well may ; for I have got both a wife and child in half an hour . But as I was saying , you sent me to comfort Mrs. Molly - my wife , I ...
... wife , Mr. Worthy . Wor . O ho ! very well . I wish you joy , Mr. Kite . Serg . K. Your worship very well may ; for I have got both a wife and child in half an hour . But as I was saying , you sent me to comfort Mrs. Molly - my wife , I ...
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... wife's portion . Nay , further , sir , she sent word the child should be taken all imaginable care of , and that she intended to stand godmother . The same footman , as I was coming to you with the news , called after me , and told me ...
... wife's portion . Nay , further , sir , she sent word the child should be taken all imaginable care of , and that she intended to stand godmother . The same footman , as I was coming to you with the news , called after me , and told me ...
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