The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 6±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1818 |
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... come back ; if you offer to ate , drink , or sleep , till my honour is satis- fied , ' twill be the worst male you ... come to . it . Whit . Why , what is it come to ? Tho . It is in all the papers . Whit . So much the better ; then ...
... come back ; if you offer to ate , drink , or sleep , till my honour is satis- fied , ' twill be the worst male you ... come to . it . Whit . Why , what is it come to ? Tho . It is in all the papers . Whit . So much the better ; then ...
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... come along , come along . [ Exit . Bates . Victoria ! victoria ! give me your swords and pistols ; and now do your worst , you spirited , loving , young couple ; I could leap out of my skin ! [ Exit . Neph . O , my charming widow ! what ...
... come along , come along . [ Exit . Bates . Victoria ! victoria ! give me your swords and pistols ; and now do your worst , you spirited , loving , young couple ; I could leap out of my skin ! [ Exit . Neph . O , my charming widow ! what ...
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... come home , sir . O. Mir . Come home ! Bob come home ! By the blood of the Mirabels , Mr. Dugard , what say ye ? Ori . Mr. Mirabel return'd , sir ? Dug . He's certainly come , and you may see him within this hour or two . " O. Mir ...
... come home , sir . O. Mir . Come home ! Bob come home ! By the blood of the Mirabels , Mr. Dugard , what say ye ? Ori . Mr. Mirabel return'd , sir ? Dug . He's certainly come , and you may see him within this hour or two . " O. Mir ...
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... comes . Enter PETIT . Well , sir , have you been at Rousseau's ? Pet . Yes , sir , and who should I find there but ... Come , sir , you shall serve my sister ; I shall still continue kind to you - Wait on your lady home , Petit . Pet . A ...
... comes . Enter PETIT . Well , sir , have you been at Rousseau's ? Pet . Yes , sir , and who should I find there but ... Come , sir , you shall serve my sister ; I shall still continue kind to you - Wait on your lady home , Petit . Pet . A ...
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... come to have children of my own , they shall have the education of the country ; they shall learn to dance before they ... comes here ? Odso , Mirabel , your father ! Enter Old MIRABEL . O. Mir . Where's Bob ? SCENE 2 . 13 THE INCONSTANT .
... come to have children of my own , they shall have the education of the country ; they shall learn to dance before they ... comes here ? Odso , Mirabel , your father ! Enter Old MIRABEL . O. Mir . Where's Bob ? SCENE 2 . 13 THE INCONSTANT .
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Angelica Bates believe better Biron brother Charles Chiswick Clar colonel Covent Garden Cypher d'ye daughter dear devil Diana Drury Lane Duretete Enter Exeunt Exit father fellow fool Fore fortune Frail gentleman girl give Glos gone good-natur'd happy Harriot Hastings hear heart heav'n honour hope husband Isabella Jane JANE SHORE Jenny Jeremy Jerry Lady F lady Freelove ladyship Lion Lionel look Lord H Lord Hastings lord Trinket louis-d'or madam marriage marry matter Mirabel Miss Neph never Nurse O'Cut O'Daisy Oakly Oldboy on't Oriana Patrick O'Neale poor pray Re-enter Russet Scan SCENE servant Sir H sir Sampson sister soul speak sure talk Tattle tell THEATRE ROYAL thee there's thing THOMAS DIBDIN thou thought Valentine Villeroy what's Whit widow wife woman young Zounds