The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 6±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1818 |
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... speak of her - I'll - Oh , Clara , Clara ! -but I'm too anxious - so I'll write an essay on patience ; -busi- ness may keep love out of my head , but it never can root it from my heart . Enter QUILL . Quill . Sir ! Mr. Foolscap has just ...
... speak of her - I'll - Oh , Clara , Clara ! -but I'm too anxious - so I'll write an essay on patience ; -busi- ness may keep love out of my head , but it never can root it from my heart . Enter QUILL . Quill . Sir ! Mr. Foolscap has just ...
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... speak a word wi ' un . Quill . Then you'll wait long enough , I can tell you -he's as little leisure as business ; he's always hurried for time though he's nothing to do . [ Exit . Jum . By - the - by , I wonder Mrs. Honeymouth is not ...
... speak a word wi ' un . Quill . Then you'll wait long enough , I can tell you -he's as little leisure as business ; he's always hurried for time though he's nothing to do . [ Exit . Jum . By - the - by , I wonder Mrs. Honeymouth is not ...
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... speak to you presently . Here , [ Gives him a Book ] did you ever learn to read ? Jerry . Yes ; when I was at charity school , they gave me a good book . Jum . [ Throwing down the Book ] Did they ? You were in luck , we don't priut such ...
... speak to you presently . Here , [ Gives him a Book ] did you ever learn to read ? Jerry . Yes ; when I was at charity school , they gave me a good book . Jum . [ Throwing down the Book ] Did they ? You were in luck , we don't priut such ...
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... speak to him - my heart seems to have climb'd up to my throat on purpose to choke me . - Jum . He hesitates - perhaps she - I dread to ask- Rourke , speak to me - is Clara ill ? O'Daisy . O no , - ' tis not that ! Jum . Thank heaven ! O ...
... speak to him - my heart seems to have climb'd up to my throat on purpose to choke me . - Jum . He hesitates - perhaps she - I dread to ask- Rourke , speak to me - is Clara ill ? O'Daisy . O no , - ' tis not that ! Jum . Thank heaven ! O ...
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... speaking to you was so uncertain , I thought it best to write . But I must be gone , while the coast is clear . - Zounds ! here's somebody else - away , away ! [ Exit Clara , dropping the Paper . Enter MRS . HONEYMOUTH . JUMBLE stands ...
... speaking to you was so uncertain , I thought it best to write . But I must be gone , while the coast is clear . - Zounds ! here's somebody else - away , away ! [ Exit Clara , dropping the Paper . Enter MRS . HONEYMOUTH . JUMBLE stands ...
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