Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... leave her in the most imperative mood imaginable ; assumed tragedy airs in Berwick - street , gave me the slip in Cran- bourn - alley , and was lost in St. Martin's - lane . tracked the dear angel again in St. Giles's , but again parted ...
... leave her in the most imperative mood imaginable ; assumed tragedy airs in Berwick - street , gave me the slip in Cran- bourn - alley , and was lost in St. Martin's - lane . tracked the dear angel again in St. Giles's , but again parted ...
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... leave your plantation till you had acquired a princely fortune- Thom . And no relation of the name of Thompson to leave it to , only my sister's son , Jack Ardourly . But these drawings ! this name ! I have a thousand hopes and fears ...
... leave your plantation till you had acquired a princely fortune- Thom . And no relation of the name of Thompson to leave it to , only my sister's son , Jack Ardourly . But these drawings ! this name ! I have a thousand hopes and fears ...
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... leave my bed on purpose ? Heigho ! [ Aside . ] No , sare ; no Monsieur Tonson do live here . T. King . Hum ! I'm sorry we troubled you , but I thought I'd just inquire : couldn't pass by vour door without calling , you know . Mor . Oh ...
... leave my bed on purpose ? Heigho ! [ Aside . ] No , sare ; no Monsieur Tonson do live here . T. King . Hum ! I'm sorry we troubled you , but I thought I'd just inquire : couldn't pass by vour door without calling , you know . Mor . Oh ...
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... leave to lock me up all the rest of my days , only you keep out of the way . Thom . I'll not meddle , though I should like to have a hand in it . [ Retires , L. S. E. Rus . You shall see how the Frenchman will shower his information on ...
... leave to lock me up all the rest of my days , only you keep out of the way . Thom . I'll not meddle , though I should like to have a hand in it . [ Retires , L. S. E. Rus . You shall see how the Frenchman will shower his information on ...
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... leave him . There never was such a fellow as Useful : my master never had Useful's fellow . Enter MORBLEU , from the House . Mor . Now , sare , I am here all ready - tout prêt . Usef . Ready to pray , Monsieur ? Nonsense ! are you ready ...
... leave him . There never was such a fellow as Useful : my master never had Useful's fellow . Enter MORBLEU , from the House . Mor . Now , sare , I am here all ready - tout prêt . Usef . Ready to pray , Monsieur ? Nonsense ! are you ready ...
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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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