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... daughter is true to us . Here's a clear coast and a fair opportunity . [ Opens the door . ] Yes , it's all right , the door is open ; love invites you ; the Ru- bicon lies before you ; you have only to cross it and be happy , you dog ...
... daughter is true to us . Here's a clear coast and a fair opportunity . [ Opens the door . ] Yes , it's all right , the door is open ; love invites you ; the Ru- bicon lies before you ; you have only to cross it and be happy , you dog ...
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... and beautiful Miss Aldwinkle , daughter of the rich Squire Aldwinkle , of Aldwinkle Hall - oh ! oh ! oh ! Nic . Well ! -what was there so very shocking in that ? Paul . You shall hear , sir : they had THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. ...
... and beautiful Miss Aldwinkle , daughter of the rich Squire Aldwinkle , of Aldwinkle Hall - oh ! oh ! oh ! Nic . Well ! -what was there so very shocking in that ? Paul . You shall hear , sir : they had THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. ...
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... daughter to Mr. Nicodemus ; he has it under my hand and seal - sent it him , by the general post , above a month ago . To be sure , I've never seen the gentleman ; but his character is unexceptionable . Vau . It is not too late to ...
... daughter to Mr. Nicodemus ; he has it under my hand and seal - sent it him , by the general post , above a month ago . To be sure , I've never seen the gentleman ; but his character is unexceptionable . Vau . It is not too late to ...
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... daughter- Ald . Zounds , sir , you'll put me in a passion , if you go on in this way . Hav'nt I sent Dickory off to meet Mr. Ni- codemus , at the half - way - house , where he wrote me word , he should stop and dine , -on purpose to ...
... daughter- Ald . Zounds , sir , you'll put me in a passion , if you go on in this way . Hav'nt I sent Dickory off to meet Mr. Ni- codemus , at the half - way - house , where he wrote me word , he should stop and dine , -on purpose to ...
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... daughter Georgiana ! Geo . ( R. ) [ Aside . ] - What a solemn - looking fright ! I'm sure I can never bring myself to love him . B Ald . Country bred , Mr. Nicodemus - unformed at SCENE II . ] 13 SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM .
... daughter Georgiana ! Geo . ( R. ) [ Aside . ] - What a solemn - looking fright ! I'm sure I can never bring myself to love him . B Ald . Country bred , Mr. Nicodemus - unformed at SCENE II . ] 13 SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM .
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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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