Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... counts for it . I'll go to my room , and— [ Sings . " When Cupid was made first lord of the heart . " [ Exit Wing , singing , RD . F. Bus . Ah ! that will do for the present . Let me see , what properties do we still want- [ Takes out a ...
... counts for it . I'll go to my room , and— [ Sings . " When Cupid was made first lord of the heart . " [ Exit Wing , singing , RD . F. Bus . Ah ! that will do for the present . Let me see , what properties do we still want- [ Takes out a ...
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... Count is transform'd from a Cook ! The Lacqueys are made Lords in waiting , By a mark in the Prompter's red book ! O ! let me play Ranger You're cast for the Stranger ; And here is a Rolla Will beat ' em all hollow . Here Mertons and ...
... Count is transform'd from a Cook ! The Lacqueys are made Lords in waiting , By a mark in the Prompter's red book ! O ! let me play Ranger You're cast for the Stranger ; And here is a Rolla Will beat ' em all hollow . Here Mertons and ...
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... count- ing - house immorality has not corrupted him ! He is the very prince of City - clerks , from Temple - bar to Aldgate ! We can sympathise with him , rudely transplanted from his snug little dressing - room , behind the office , in ...
... count- ing - house immorality has not corrupted him ! He is the very prince of City - clerks , from Temple - bar to Aldgate ! We can sympathise with him , rudely transplanted from his snug little dressing - room , behind the office , in ...
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... counting - house , as well as lord of the bed- chamber . Ah ! if I had him but now in the little dressing- room behind the office ; tying his hair , with a bit of red tape , as usual . Med . Yes , or writing an invoice in lampblack ...
... counting - house , as well as lord of the bed- chamber . Ah ! if I had him but now in the little dressing- room behind the office ; tying his hair , with a bit of red tape , as usual . Med . Yes , or writing an invoice in lampblack ...
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... counting - house . Do you like it ? Wow . Iss . Trudge . Damme , what a flashy fellow I shall seem in the city ! I'll get a white boy to bring up the tea - kettle . Then I'll teach you to write and to dress hair . Wow . You a great man ...
... counting - house . Do you like it ? Wow . Iss . Trudge . Damme , what a flashy fellow I shall seem in the city ! I'll get a white boy to bring up the tea - kettle . Then I'll teach you to write and to dress hair . Wow . You a great man ...
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, George Daniel |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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