Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks Biographical and Critical, Volume 28George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1826 - English drama |
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... child : but , let the évent be what it may , you must now quit this place . [ Leading her to the opposite side . ] My child , my child , let not an old man's tears be shed in vain ! Leave him , I entreat you , [ Puts her over to R. ] to ...
... child : but , let the évent be what it may , you must now quit this place . [ Leading her to the opposite side . ] My child , my child , let not an old man's tears be shed in vain ! Leave him , I entreat you , [ Puts her over to R. ] to ...
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... child . ] So , another new meaning ; for " pledge of love " read " little Peter . " Giles . What - no - yes - he do know me . [ The child runs to Giles , who clasps him in his arms . ] Oh , bless ye ! bless ye ! [ Kissing it violently ...
... child . ] So , another new meaning ; for " pledge of love " read " little Peter . " Giles . What - no - yes - he do know me . [ The child runs to Giles , who clasps him in his arms . ] Oh , bless ye ! bless ye ! [ Kissing it violently ...
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... child . Sir A. You have a rival in my adopted child , for , look ! -behold him ! GILES rushes in , L. D. , with little HENRY in his arms , and places him at Mrs. Villars ' feet . 7 Sir A. There ! -there is my adopted child . Mrs. V ...
... child . Sir A. You have a rival in my adopted child , for , look ! -behold him ! GILES rushes in , L. D. , with little HENRY in his arms , and places him at Mrs. Villars ' feet . 7 Sir A. There ! -there is my adopted child . Mrs. V ...
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