The Acting Drama; Containing Sixty Highly Popular Plays, EtcJohn Williamson, 1839 - 892ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... husband . Lady T. O , pray don't mind that ; -why don't you ? -come , do let's hear them . SURFACE and MARIA advance . Joseph S. Maria , I see you have no satisfaction in this society . Maria . How is it possible I should ? -If to raise ...
... husband . Lady T. O , pray don't mind that ; -why don't you ? -come , do let's hear them . SURFACE and MARIA advance . Joseph S. Maria , I see you have no satisfaction in this society . Maria . How is it possible I should ? -If to raise ...
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... husband should never be deceived in you , -and in that case it be- Joseph S. Oh ! my dear Sir Peter , I beg your comes you to be frail in compliment to his discern - pardon - I have been dosing over a stupid book.— Well , I am much ...
... husband should never be deceived in you , -and in that case it be- Joseph S. Oh ! my dear Sir Peter , I beg your comes you to be frail in compliment to his discern - pardon - I have been dosing over a stupid book.— Well , I am much ...
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... husband , he is very much to be pitied . Sir P. Plague on your pity , ma'am ! I desire none of it . Sir B. However , Sir Peter , you must not mind the laughing and jests you will meet with on the occasion . Sir P. Sir , sir , I desire ...
... husband , he is very much to be pitied . Sir P. Plague on your pity , ma'am ! I desire none of it . Sir B. However , Sir Peter , you must not mind the laughing and jests you will meet with on the occasion . Sir P. Sir , sir , I desire ...
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... husband , while you suffer him to be equally imperious as a lover . into your [ Exit Lucy . Enter Mrs. MALAPROP and Sir ANTHONY ABSOLUTE . Mrs. M. There , Sir Anthony , there stands the deliberate simpleton , who wants to disgrace her ...
... husband , while you suffer him to be equally imperious as a lover . into your [ Exit Lucy . Enter Mrs. MALAPROP and Sir ANTHONY ABSOLUTE . Mrs. M. There , Sir Anthony , there stands the deliberate simpleton , who wants to disgrace her ...
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... husband ? may claim that character , she is the last that would Ama . Nothing , I am convinced . Ber . Why , the people where I lodge will think me mad . Ama . Let ' em think what they please . Ber . Say you so , Amanda ? -Why then they ...
... husband ? may claim that character , she is the last that would Ama . Nothing , I am convinced . Ber . Why , the people where I lodge will think me mad . Ama . Let ' em think what they please . Ber . Say you so , Amanda ? -Why then they ...
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