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-Eh ? why , zounds ! ' tis my old friend , Tom King . T. King . What , Jack Ardourly ! inquiring after a petti- coat in the neighbourhood of Monmouth - street ? We shall have Cupid turning old clothesman next .
-Eh ? why , zounds ! ' tis my old friend , Tom King . T. King . What , Jack Ardourly ! inquiring after a petti- coat in the neighbourhood of Monmouth - street ? We shall have Cupid turning old clothesman next .
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T. King . When did Tom King ever fail , when the ob- ject was to serve a friend and to promote mirth ? I'll make you happy , my lad ! Zounds ! for a quiz , a hoax , a joke , a jest , a song , a dance , a catch 14 [ ACT I. MONSIEUR TONSON .
T. King . When did Tom King ever fail , when the ob- ject was to serve a friend and to promote mirth ? I'll make you happy , my lad ! Zounds ! for a quiz , a hoax , a joke , a jest , a song , a dance , a catch 14 [ ACT I. MONSIEUR TONSON .
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We will speedily become better acquainted . There , Charley , there's your lanthorn , and a tizzy for you , my boy . [ Returns the lanthorn , and gives Nap sixpence . ] Zounds ! Ardourly , nil desperandum !
We will speedily become better acquainted . There , Charley , there's your lanthorn , and a tizzy for you , my boy . [ Returns the lanthorn , and gives Nap sixpence . ] Zounds ! Ardourly , nil desperandum !
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Zounds ! my dear friend , we want you to come down . Mor . And put on my culotte . Restez là pour un mo- ment . Heigho ! I never can get not any rest at all . [ Exit from window . Thom . He's coming , he's coming ; and now , thank ...
Zounds ! my dear friend , we want you to come down . Mor . And put on my culotte . Restez là pour un mo- ment . Heigho ! I never can get not any rest at all . [ Exit from window . Thom . He's coming , he's coming ; and now , thank ...
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Zounds ! I may get in the wrong box here ; I'd better be off . Bong swor , Mounseer Soapsuds . [ Exit , R. did not run Mor . Run away ? Begar ! I am sorry I him troo . But he shall not get off so vell : Monsieur Vash !
Zounds ! I may get in the wrong box here ; I'd better be off . Bong swor , Mounseer Soapsuds . [ Exit , R. did not run Mor . Run away ? Begar ! I am sorry I him troo . But he shall not get off so vell : Monsieur Vash !
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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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