Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... Enter ADOLPHINE , hastily , L. Adol . Am I in safety ? [ Looking round . ] Yes ; I have , at length , eluded my pursuer . Unfortunate Adolphine ! Is it not enough that I am an emigrant from my native France ; that an impenetrable ...
... Enter ADOLPHINE , hastily , L. Adol . Am I in safety ? [ Looking round . ] Yes ; I have , at length , eluded my pursuer . Unfortunate Adolphine ! Is it not enough that I am an emigrant from my native France ; that an impenetrable ...
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... Enter MORBLEu , r . Mor . Eh ! mon Dieu ! Je suis bien fatigué vit my great business ; all de head of de nation wish to be turn by me ! and I am such grand professeur , I turn all de nation's head ; coupe all dere objection short vit ...
... Enter MORBLEu , r . Mor . Eh ! mon Dieu ! Je suis bien fatigué vit my great business ; all de head of de nation wish to be turn by me ! and I am such grand professeur , I turn all de nation's head ; coupe all dere objection short vit ...
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With Remarks, Biographical and Critical George Daniel, John Cumberland. Enter MADAME Bellegarde , from House . Eh bien , madame ! Me voici , here I am , glad to see you and de little domicile once ... Enter MADAME Bellegarde, from House. ...
With Remarks, Biographical and Critical George Daniel, John Cumberland. Enter MADAME Bellegarde , from House . Eh bien , madame ! Me voici , here I am , glad to see you and de little domicile once ... Enter MADAME Bellegarde, from House. ...
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... Enter NAP , the IVatchman , L. Nap . Past ten o'clock , and a moonlight night ! Well , I have gone my beat , and cried the hour ; so now I'll go into my box , and have a comfortable snooze . Past ten o'clock ! [ Exit into the box , R. Enter ...
... Enter NAP , the IVatchman , L. Nap . Past ten o'clock , and a moonlight night ! Well , I have gone my beat , and cried the hour ; so now I'll go into my box , and have a comfortable snooze . Past ten o'clock ! [ Exit into the box , R. Enter ...
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... Enter NAP , from his box . Nap . ( R. ) Rum blades , them ' ere : out on a lark , I reckon . Well , it's no business of mine , so long as they don't come on my beat . Half - past ten ! [ Calling the half - hour . Enter THOMPSON and ...
... Enter NAP , from his box . Nap . ( R. ) Rum blades , them ' ere : out on a lark , I reckon . Well , it's no business of mine , so long as they don't come on my beat . Half - past ten ! [ Calling the half - hour . Enter THOMPSON and ...
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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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