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The father's principles would have directed the son to any other pur- suit than that of the stage had young Mathews followed parental advice , he might peradventure have been standing contagious to his Majesty's subjects , and charging ...
The father's principles would have directed the son to any other pur- suit than that of the stage had young Mathews followed parental advice , he might peradventure have been standing contagious to his Majesty's subjects , and charging ...
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His success was complete ; but the manager , Mr. Daly , so far from appreciating the talents of his young recruit , placed him in a variety of subordinate characters - that Mathews , whose leading characteristic through life has been a ...
His success was complete ; but the manager , Mr. Daly , so far from appreciating the talents of his young recruit , placed him in a variety of subordinate characters - that Mathews , whose leading characteristic through life has been a ...
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Enter TOM King , R. Pray , sir , have you seen a young woman ! -Eh ? why , zounds ! ' tis my old friend , Tom King . T. King . What , Jack Ardourly ! inquiring after a petti- coat in the neighbourhood of Monmouth - street ?
Enter TOM King , R. Pray , sir , have you seen a young woman ! -Eh ? why , zounds ! ' tis my old friend , Tom King . T. King . What , Jack Ardourly ! inquiring after a petti- coat in the neighbourhood of Monmouth - street ?
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[ Exeunt . SCENE II . - Exterior of Morbleu's shop . Enter TOM KING and ARDOURLY , R. T. King . The sly old fox thinks he's got the young chick all to himself ; but he's mistaken , and so 28 [ ACT JI . MONSIEUR TONSON .
[ Exeunt . SCENE II . - Exterior of Morbleu's shop . Enter TOM KING and ARDOURLY , R. T. King . The sly old fox thinks he's got the young chick all to himself ; but he's mistaken , and so 28 [ ACT JI . MONSIEUR TONSON .
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Respecting the young lady , Miss Adolphine de Courcy , whom you inquire about , I have discovered that she lives at the house of a Monsieur Morbleu , a peruquier , in the Seven Dials , whither my clerk will wait to couduct you , as also ...
Respecting the young lady , Miss Adolphine de Courcy , whom you inquire about , I have discovered that she lives at the house of a Monsieur Morbleu , a peruquier , in the Seven Dials , whither my clerk will wait to couduct you , as also ...
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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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