Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... looks as if he had never been any thing else but " un pauvre barbière . " Mathews has the air , the bienséance , of the Chevalier , who had danced a mi- nuet in " de Cour de Versailles . " He is a finished courtier of the ancien régime ...
... looks as if he had never been any thing else but " un pauvre barbière . " Mathews has the air , the bienséance , of the Chevalier , who had danced a mi- nuet in " de Cour de Versailles . " He is a finished courtier of the ancien régime ...
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... delight to have contemplated so splendid an era . - Let younger and livelier spirits look forward to embryo genius - Seeing what we have seen , our view is retrospectwe.— " Let others hail the rising sun , We bow MEMOIR OF MR . MATHEWS .
... delight to have contemplated so splendid an era . - Let younger and livelier spirits look forward to embryo genius - Seeing what we have seen , our view is retrospectwe.— " Let others hail the rising sun , We bow MEMOIR OF MR . MATHEWS .
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... look on . Stand aside , stand aside ! [ Rusty and Thompson stand aside R. Trap . Now , Master Wantem , you tattle the tell - tale , and I'll open the business . Want . Ay and I'll knock . [ Knocks at Morbleu's door . Enter MORBLEU ...
... look on . Stand aside , stand aside ! [ Rusty and Thompson stand aside R. Trap . Now , Master Wantem , you tattle the tell - tale , and I'll open the business . Want . Ay and I'll knock . [ Knocks at Morbleu's door . Enter MORBLEU ...
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... looks out of win- dow . ] Mor . Vat is dere ? Vat you vant , sare ? Rus . I'll open the affair at once . [ Aside . ] I come from Mr. Thompson , about Mrs. Thompson , or Miss Thomp- son , whichever it is you are keeping so snugly here ...
... looks out of win- dow . ] Mor . Vat is dere ? Vat you vant , sare ? Rus . I'll open the affair at once . [ Aside . ] I come from Mr. Thompson , about Mrs. Thompson , or Miss Thomp- son , whichever it is you are keeping so snugly here ...
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... look at the paper till the coach comes in . [ Exit , R. Enter SNAP , shewing in MORBLeu , L. Snap . This way , sar ; this is the parlour , sar ; plenty of coaches - Brighton , Dover , Hastings - anywhere you like to go to , sar . Mor ...
... look at the paper till the coach comes in . [ Exit , R. Enter SNAP , shewing in MORBLeu , L. Snap . This way , sar ; this is the parlour , sar ; plenty of coaches - Brighton , Dover , Hastings - anywhere you like to go to , sar . Mor ...
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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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