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See , Rusty , see- Adolphine de Courcy ! the very maiden name of my lost wife ! The owner of this name lives , you say , in Seven Dials ? Rus . Ay ; with Mounseer Morebleu , a French barber , one of your emigrants ; at least , so the ...
See , Rusty , see- Adolphine de Courcy ! the very maiden name of my lost wife ! The owner of this name lives , you say , in Seven Dials ? Rus . Ay ; with Mounseer Morebleu , a French barber , one of your emigrants ; at least , so the ...
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Why did you have one so much your superior in rank and 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 ...
Why did you have one so much your superior in rank and 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 ...
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-Ah ! I see how it is ; these imperious De Courcys have hired this fellow to keep my wife ( for it is undoubtedly she ) still in their power : but I'll have redress ; I'll go to Bow - street ; they've locked her up , and now- Rus .
-Ah ! I see how it is ; these imperious De Courcys have hired this fellow to keep my wife ( for it is undoubtedly she ) still in their power : but I'll have redress ; I'll go to Bow - street ; they've locked her up , and now- Rus .
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I don't care , Rusty , this is my wife's advertise- ment , and I will answer it in person . Ha ! here is the Frenchman himself . Now , Sir , Mr. Thompson is not dead . I am Mr. Thompson , and demand my wife . Mor .
I don't care , Rusty , this is my wife's advertise- ment , and I will answer it in person . Ha ! here is the Frenchman himself . Now , Sir , Mr. Thompson is not dead . I am Mr. Thompson , and demand my wife . Mor .
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My wife , not meanly proud of her two boys , Made daily motions for our home - return . Unwilling I agreed . - We came aboard- Oh , bitter recollection ! Duke . Stop thy tears- I long , yet almost ...
My wife , not meanly proud of her two boys , Made daily motions for our home - return . Unwilling I agreed . - We came aboard- Oh , bitter recollection ! Duke . Stop thy tears- I long , yet almost ...
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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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