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... of your hum- ble servant , LOUIS ASSIGNAT . - Paper Buildings , Aug. 24 , 96. " Let me not lose a moment in clasping the dear child in my arms . Fip . I'll conduct you thither instantly , madam . 38 [ ACT II . MONSIEUR TONSON .
... of your hum- ble servant , LOUIS ASSIGNAT . - Paper Buildings , Aug. 24 , 96. " Let me not lose a moment in clasping the dear child in my arms . Fip . I'll conduct you thither instantly , madam . 38 [ ACT II . MONSIEUR TONSON .
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I'll conduct you thither instantly , madam . This way , this way ; fine woman , ' pon my veracity . [ Exeunt , L SCENE VI . - Exterior of Morbleu's House . Enter MORBLEU , singing , “ Monsieur Tonson is dead , & c . ” Mor . Ha , ha ha !
I'll conduct you thither instantly , madam . This way , this way ; fine woman , ' pon my veracity . [ Exeunt , L SCENE VI . - Exterior of Morbleu's House . Enter MORBLEU , singing , “ Monsieur Tonson is dead , & c . ” Mor . Ha , ha ha !
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This way , madam ; this is Monsieur Morbleu . Mrs. T. Then , sir , you will resolve me at once . name is Thompson . Mor . Four Tonsons ! De vorld is at von end ! My [ Faints in Madame Bellegarde's arms . Mrs. T. I come to claim my child ...
This way , madam ; this is Monsieur Morbleu . Mrs. T. Then , sir , you will resolve me at once . name is Thompson . Mor . Four Tonsons ! De vorld is at von end ! My [ Faints in Madame Bellegarde's arms . Mrs. T. I come to claim my child ...
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al- low me to offer my arm , madam . Geo . You are very polite , sir - this way , if you please . [ Exeunt Nicodemus and Georgiana , R. Ald . I'll follow you the moment I have given some orders to the butler .
al- low me to offer my arm , madam . Geo . You are very polite , sir - this way , if you please . [ Exeunt Nicodemus and Georgiana , R. Ald . I'll follow you the moment I have given some orders to the butler .
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Lav . You feed upon meditation , it should seem , sir ? Nic . I must own , madam , I am partial to the grave . Geo . I hope it isn't love that disturbs the gentleman ; — shall I help you to some cold pudding , sir ? Nic .
Lav . You feed upon meditation , it should seem , sir ? Nic . I must own , madam , I am partial to the grave . Geo . I hope it isn't love that disturbs the gentleman ; — shall I help you to some cold pudding , sir ? Nic .
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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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