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G. W. Bonner , Sc . Sir Guy . Damn the turnips - nothing but the cover can save him -he gains it - rush they all go in - not a skirter among them - how terribly they press - they are on him - they have him - who whoop -huntsman , my old ...
G. W. Bonner , Sc . Sir Guy . Damn the turnips - nothing but the cover can save him -he gains it - rush they all go in - not a skirter among them - how terribly they press - they are on him - they have him - who whoop -huntsman , my old ...
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Sir Guy Stanch is a compound of Sir Harry Beagle and Goldfinch . Mrs. Templeton is Lady Teazle , below stairs . Aspic is of the family of the Snakes . Templeton is alternately Sir Peter Teazle and Old Dornton . Vincent is Harry Dornton ...
Sir Guy Stanch is a compound of Sir Harry Beagle and Goldfinch . Mrs. Templeton is Lady Teazle , below stairs . Aspic is of the family of the Snakes . Templeton is alternately Sir Peter Teazle and Old Dornton . Vincent is Harry Dornton ...
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Sir Guy Stanch was characteris- tically personated by Mr. Mathews ; the fox - chace was quite in his line , and be availed himself of it to the utmost . The drama is now in abeyance . Formerly , we had greater actors and smal- ler ...
Sir Guy Stanch was characteris- tically personated by Mr. Mathews ; the fox - chace was quite in his line , and be availed himself of it to the utmost . The drama is now in abeyance . Formerly , we had greater actors and smal- ler ...
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SIR GUY STANCH . - Green lapelled coat , scarlet waistcoat bound with silver , leather breeches , top - boots , broad - brimmed hat . TEMPLETON . - A black half - trimmed coat , plain gilt buttons , black kerseymere waistcoat and ...
SIR GUY STANCH . - Green lapelled coat , scarlet waistcoat bound with silver , leather breeches , top - boots , broad - brimmed hat . TEMPLETON . - A black half - trimmed coat , plain gilt buttons , black kerseymere waistcoat and ...
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There are certain objects , Sir , which should be kept at a proper distance . I'll- [ Approach- ing familiarly . ] Mr. T. [ Gently repelling him , and bowing . ] ... Sir Guy Stanch . [ Without , L. ] Get 18 [ ACT I. EDUCATION .
There are certain objects , Sir , which should be kept at a proper distance . I'll- [ Approach- ing familiarly . ] Mr. T. [ Gently repelling him , and bowing . ] ... Sir Guy Stanch . [ Without , L. ] Get 18 [ ACT I. EDUCATION .
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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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