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... Caustic is one of those singular contradictions who can say a harsh thing , but cannot do one - whose tongue will admit of no apology for the follies of mankind , but whose heart can find an ex- tenuation for most of them . If he ...
... Caustic is one of those singular contradictions who can say a harsh thing , but cannot do one - whose tongue will admit of no apology for the follies of mankind , but whose heart can find an ex- tenuation for most of them . If he ...
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... Caustic due force and feel- ing . Quick , in Toby Allspice , was at once the sober trader and would - be gallant . His assumption of the apron and the quizzing glass - of the pomp and circumstance of office , and the matter - of - fact ...
... Caustic due force and feel- ing . Quick , in Toby Allspice , was at once the sober trader and would - be gallant . His assumption of the apron and the quizzing glass - of the pomp and circumstance of office , and the matter - of - fact ...
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... CAUSTIC . - Brown old - fashioned suit , with gilt buttons - white silk stockings - shoes and buckles - ruffles and white stock . DICK DASHALL . - Plum - coloured fashionable surtout - black velvet waistcoat - white pantaloons - boots ...
... CAUSTIC . - Brown old - fashioned suit , with gilt buttons - white silk stockings - shoes and buckles - ruffles and white stock . DICK DASHALL . - Plum - coloured fashionable surtout - black velvet waistcoat - white pantaloons - boots ...
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... Caustic Mr. Munden . Dick Dashall M & Query Landlord Shopman Town - Clerk Waiter Ned Postilion Undertaker Gaoler Solicitor Officer Caustic's Ser- vant Mr. Fawcett . Mr. M'Cready . Mr. Davenport . Mr. Abbott Mr. Coombs . Mr. Curtis . Mr ...
... Caustic Mr. Munden . Dick Dashall M & Query Landlord Shopman Town - Clerk Waiter Ned Postilion Undertaker Gaoler Solicitor Officer Caustic's Ser- vant Mr. Fawcett . Mr. M'Cready . Mr. Davenport . Mr. Abbott Mr. Coombs . Mr. Curtis . Mr ...
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... Caustic I'm here- Ah ! Dashall , I suppose the warm weather has driven you from town . Das . ( c . ) True ; London was certainly too hot for me ; but how could your ladyship leave the fascination of play ? Lady S. Hush ! that's not my ...
... Caustic I'm here- Ah ! Dashall , I suppose the warm weather has driven you from town . Das . ( c . ) True ; London was certainly too hot for me ; but how could your ladyship leave the fascination of play ? Lady S. Hush ! that's not my ...
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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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