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... I'll - but - no , I'll not give her up . Yet , which way has she gone ? which way must I go ? Here's a stranger coming , I'll inquire if he has seen her . Enter TOM King , R. Pray , sir , have you seen a young woman ! -Eh ? why , zounds ...
... I'll - but - no , I'll not give her up . Yet , which way has she gone ? which way must I go ? Here's a stranger coming , I'll inquire if he has seen her . Enter TOM King , R. Pray , sir , have you seen a young woman ! -Eh ? why , zounds ...
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... I'll soon rout her for you , my boy ! we'll set out on a voyage of dis- covery directly . What latitude did she sail in ? Ard . I last missed her in this direction . [ Pointing off , R. T. King . Allons ! then ; you shall find me as ...
... I'll soon rout her for you , my boy ! we'll set out on a voyage of dis- covery directly . What latitude did she sail in ? Ard . I last missed her in this direction . [ Pointing off , R. T. King . Allons ! then ; you shall find me as ...
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... I'll knock again . [ Knocks . ] They are all gone to bed . [ Listens . ] No ; I hear the striking a light ; I'll expedite them . [ Knocks again , and peeps through the key - hole . ] Somebody coming ; pat , pat , pat , pat ! What ...
... I'll knock again . [ Knocks . ] They are all gone to bed . [ Listens . ] No ; I hear the striking a light ; I'll expedite them . [ Knocks again , and peeps through the key - hole . ] Somebody coming ; pat , pat , pat , pat ! What ...
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... I'll have redress ; I'll go to Bow - street ; they've locked her up , and now- Rus . ' Tis high time I should lock you up . Thom . Nay , Rusty , nay ! let us go in search of the police . I'll enter the house by force , liberate my wife ...
... I'll have redress ; I'll go to Bow - street ; they've locked her up , and now- Rus . ' Tis high time I should lock you up . Thom . Nay , Rusty , nay ! let us go in search of the police . I'll enter the house by force , liberate my wife ...
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... I'll take care of him , moun- seer . Mor . Dat is right ; you need not be fear , I have been great général , and I shall help you ; yes , ven they come I shall Nap . Why , here they are- Mor . Get behind the door : you can lay avait ...
... I'll take care of him , moun- seer . Mor . Dat is right ; you need not be fear , I have been great général , and I shall help you ; yes , ven they come I shall Nap . Why , here they are- Mor . Get behind the door : you can lay avait ...
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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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