Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1827 - English drama |
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... tell you , I'm sure this is the place ; but we'll ask the watchman . Pray , my friend , isn't this the Seven Dials ... tell . Rus . [ To Thompson . ] He thinks he can't tell ! Thom . Give him a shilling . [ Rusty gives Nap a shilling ...
... tell you , I'm sure this is the place ; but we'll ask the watchman . Pray , my friend , isn't this the Seven Dials ... tell . Rus . [ To Thompson . ] He thinks he can't tell ! Thom . Give him a shilling . [ Rusty gives Nap a shilling ...
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... tell you so , before , sare ; no Monsieur Tonson do live here . Vat you mean by pull me out of my bed in dis way ? By gar ! it dam bad manner and no gentilhomme ! Thom . But hear me my good friend ; this Mr. Thompsou- Mor . All von cock ...
... tell you so , before , sare ; no Monsieur Tonson do live here . Vat you mean by pull me out of my bed in dis way ? By gar ! it dam bad manner and no gentilhomme ! Thom . But hear me my good friend ; this Mr. Thompsou- Mor . All von cock ...
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... tell - tale , and I'll open the business . Want . Ay and I'll knock . [ Knocks at Morbleu's door . Enter MORBLEU , from house . Mor . Vell , vat you vant ? Vat make you here at such late hour , if I am so bold ? Trap . We've a small bit ...
... tell - tale , and I'll open the business . Want . Ay and I'll knock . [ Knocks at Morbleu's door . Enter MORBLEU , from house . Mor . Vell , vat you vant ? Vat make you here at such late hour , if I am so bold ? Trap . We've a small bit ...
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... tell you the whole pedigree on it . Nap . We knows all about it , Muster Townsend ; you mustn't come arter your relations here . Trap . Zounds ! a'n't you awake ? Mor . Oui ; you take dam good care of dat , Monsieur Tonson lock him up ...
... tell you the whole pedigree on it . Nap . We knows all about it , Muster Townsend ; you mustn't come arter your relations here . Trap . Zounds ! a'n't you awake ? Mor . Oui ; you take dam good care of dat , Monsieur Tonson lock him up ...
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... tell me vat vas your père , nor vat vas your mère . He tell me he call you Adolphine de Courcy , and prize you as de last of his maison . Adol . Unhappy man ! Unhappy Adolphine ! Mor . It great misfortune certainment ; but pourquoi you ...
... tell me vat vas your père , nor vat vas your mère . He tell me he call you Adolphine de Courcy , and prize you as de last of his maison . Adol . Unhappy man ! Unhappy Adolphine ! Mor . It great misfortune certainment ; but pourquoi you ...
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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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