The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 6±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1818 |
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... faith ; and there's no love lost between us - am I right , friend ? Keck . Right ! ay , right as my leg , Tom ! Life's nothing without love - hugh , hugh ! -I am happy as the day's long ! my wife loves gadding , and I can't stay at home ...
... faith ; and there's no love lost between us - am I right , friend ? Keck . Right ! ay , right as my leg , Tom ! Life's nothing without love - hugh , hugh ! -I am happy as the day's long ! my wife loves gadding , and I can't stay at home ...
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... faith ! no acquaintance -delicate reserve - mopes at home - forc'd into the air -inclin❜d to a consumption - What a description you gave of your wife ! Why she beats my Sally , Tom . marry . Whit . Yes , and she'll beat me if I don't ...
... faith ! no acquaintance -delicate reserve - mopes at home - forc'd into the air -inclin❜d to a consumption - What a description you gave of your wife ! Why she beats my Sally , Tom . marry . Whit . Yes , and she'll beat me if I don't ...
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... faith . Mr. Dugard , I leave you with your sister . [ Exit . Dug . Well , sister , I need not ask you how you do , your looks resolve me ; fair , tall , well - shap'd ; you're almost grown out of my remembrance . Ori . Why truly ...
... faith . Mr. Dugard , I leave you with your sister . [ Exit . Dug . Well , sister , I need not ask you how you do , your looks resolve me ; fair , tall , well - shap'd ; you're almost grown out of my remembrance . Ori . Why truly ...
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... faith - Captain Duretete , by the blood of the Mirabels , I'm yours - well , my lads , ye look bravely , faith . - Bob , hast got any money left ? Mir . Not a farthing , sir . O. Mir . Why , then I won't gi ' thee a souse . Mir . I did ...
... faith - Captain Duretete , by the blood of the Mirabels , I'm yours - well , my lads , ye look bravely , faith . - Bob , hast got any money left ? Mir . Not a farthing , sir . O. Mir . Why , then I won't gi ' thee a souse . Mir . I did ...
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... faith ! Mir . We caper'd up to their very trenches , and there saw peeping over a parcel of scarecrow , olive- colour'd , gunpowder fellows , as ugly as the devil . Dur . ' Egad , I shall never forget the looks of ' em while I have ...
... faith ! Mir . We caper'd up to their very trenches , and there saw peeping over a parcel of scarecrow , olive- colour'd , gunpowder fellows , as ugly as the devil . Dur . ' Egad , I shall never forget the looks of ' em while I have ...
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