Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... glad to see you . Why , I haven't had the pleasure of meeting with you since your rich uncle , old Thomson , popped so suddenly from the clouds , and made B you presumptive heir to one of the first fortunes in MONSIEUR TONSON. ...
... glad to see you . Why , I haven't had the pleasure of meeting with you since your rich uncle , old Thomson , popped so suddenly from the clouds , and made B you presumptive heir to one of the first fortunes in MONSIEUR TONSON. ...
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... fortunes in the three kingdoms ; I congratulate you , faith ! Ard . Congratulate me ! pity me . What's the finding an old uncle , to the losing au angelic girl ? What's the fa- vour of fortune to the malice of fate ? I am the most mi ...
... fortunes in the three kingdoms ; I congratulate you , faith ! Ard . Congratulate me ! pity me . What's the finding an old uncle , to the losing au angelic girl ? What's the fa- vour of fortune to the malice of fate ? I am the most mi ...
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... fortune , I didn't wish to go beyond it ; that brought on all my misfortunes . Rus . Serve you right : you shouldn't have deserted your country , merely to save a shilling . I hope all absentees may have as much cause to repent it is as ...
... fortune , I didn't wish to go beyond it ; that brought on all my misfortunes . Rus . Serve you right : you shouldn't have deserted your country , merely to save a shilling . I hope all absentees may have as much cause to repent it is as ...
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... fortune as your wife was ? Thom . What did I profit by it ? When I discovered that the proud old marquis , her father , was never likely to consent to our union , didn't I marry her privately , and remove her into a retirement where I ...
... fortune as your wife was ? Thom . What did I profit by it ? When I discovered that the proud old marquis , her father , was never likely to consent to our union , didn't I marry her privately , and remove her into a retirement where I ...
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... fortune . Ard . But I have gained a wife , sir , by this discovery , and I am happy . T. King . [ Crosses to c . ] I see your hearts are too full for method . Let us in , and mutually explain these seem- ing mysteries . Mr. Thompson has ...
... fortune . Ard . But I have gained a wife , sir , by this discovery , and I am happy . T. King . [ Crosses to c . ] I see your hearts are too full for method . Let us in , and mutually explain these seem- ing mysteries . Mr. Thompson has ...
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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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