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... BARFORD . - Gray frock coat - brown great - coat - black panta- loons , and hessian boots . JONATHAN OLDSKIRT . - Snuff - coloured old fashioned coat- sugar - loaf buttona - embroidered waistcoat -- black velvet breeches- gray cotton ...
... BARFORD . - Gray frock coat - brown great - coat - black panta- loons , and hessian boots . JONATHAN OLDSKIRT . - Snuff - coloured old fashioned coat- sugar - loaf buttona - embroidered waistcoat -- black velvet breeches- gray cotton ...
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... BARFORD , without observing Torrent , and throws a small bundle on the table , L. C. Bar . Rest there , my whole property ! -the remains of many a wreck , rest there ! Tor . [ Sees Barford . ] Eh ! zounds ! wreck ! He looks like a ...
... BARFORD , without observing Torrent , and throws a small bundle on the table , L. C. Bar . Rest there , my whole property ! -the remains of many a wreck , rest there ! Tor . [ Sees Barford . ] Eh ! zounds ! wreck ! He looks like a ...
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... Barford opens the letter , and reads to himself . Tor . [ While Barford is reading . ] Independent ! That's the proud lie of a decay'd gentleman . - It some- times gives truth the ear - ache - but it always gives pity the heart - ache ...
... Barford opens the letter , and reads to himself . Tor . [ While Barford is reading . ] Independent ! That's the proud lie of a decay'd gentleman . - It some- times gives truth the ear - ache - but it always gives pity the heart - ache ...
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... Barford . Tor . That's his name , is it ? What is he ? Hea . Nobody can tell . I fancy he has serv'd in the army . He avoids the gentlemen in the neighbourhood , and is a mystery to the villagers . For . He seems a strange fellow . Hea ...
... Barford . Tor . That's his name , is it ? What is he ? Hea . Nobody can tell . I fancy he has serv'd in the army . He avoids the gentlemen in the neighbourhood , and is a mystery to the villagers . For . He seems a strange fellow . Hea ...
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... Barford recollected him , as soon as he had placed the child in safety . A ladder was at hand ; he ascended it to a room , from which the smoke was rolling in columns ; he dragged the father through the flames , and seated him by his ...
... Barford recollected him , as soon as he had placed the child in safety . A ladder was at hand ; he ascended it to a room , from which the smoke was rolling in columns ; he dragged the father through the flames , and seated him by his ...
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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