The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 6±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1818 |
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... 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 more anxious for the " Victorious Lover ...
... 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 more anxious for the " Victorious Lover ...
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... waited for him , I might not have had a husband yet . SONG . DOLLY . When Robin , dress'd out in his holiday clothes ... Wait awhile ago , my fine fellow , and I'll send you off just in the same way . Dolly . O dear yes ! -your lovers ...
... waited for him , I might not have had a husband yet . SONG . DOLLY . When Robin , dress'd out in his holiday clothes ... Wait awhile ago , my fine fellow , and I'll send you off just in the same way . Dolly . O dear yes ! -your lovers ...
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... waiting all night - my leaders are all on the fret- This here man han't paid the toll - How can you say so ? -No . 281 - that won't do - I have been through - F- that won't do , the letter's O - why then help yourself— all right - why ...
... waiting all night - my leaders are all on the fret- This here man han't paid the toll - How can you say so ? -No . 281 - that won't do - I have been through - F- that won't do , the letter's O - why then help yourself— all right - why ...
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... - I must away to her lodgings , where she waits for me to execute a scheme directly for our delivery . Bates . What is her name , Billy ? Neph . Brady , Bates . Brady ! is not she the daughter of 6 ACT 1 . THE IRISH WIDOW .
... - I must away to her lodgings , where she waits for me to execute a scheme directly for our delivery . Bates . What is her name , Billy ? Neph . Brady , Bates . Brady ! is not she the daughter of 6 ACT 1 . THE IRISH WIDOW .
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... waiting for me to choose my clothes , in which I shall forget the sorrows of Mrs. Brady , in the joys of Mrs. Whittol . Though I have no fortune myself , I shall bring a tolerable one to you , in debts , Mr. Whittol , and which I will ...
... waiting for me to choose my clothes , in which I shall forget the sorrows of Mrs. Brady , in the joys of Mrs. Whittol . Though I have no fortune myself , I shall bring a tolerable one to you , in debts , Mr. Whittol , and which I will ...
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