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I'll not hear you ! -am I to be talked to by you ? I , who have conversed with his highness the Seras- kier . Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , - it perplexes me so that I never know how to make a de- cision . Pet .
I'll not hear you ! -am I to be talked to by you ? I , who have conversed with his highness the Seras- kier . Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , - it perplexes me so that I never know how to make a de- cision . Pet .
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I am sure she is locked up in this house . [ Crosses to Peter . ] Where is Lilla - I'll set fire to - I will- Yus . ( L. ) Sir - do you remember who I am ! a magis- trate and a courtier ! do you respect my authority ?
I am sure she is locked up in this house . [ Crosses to Peter . ] Where is Lilla - I'll set fire to - I will- Yus . ( L. ) Sir - do you remember who I am ! a magis- trate and a courtier ! do you respect my authority ?
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I'll follow her . [ Jumps out of the window with the veil , and comes out at the garden - gate . ] Oh , that cruel villain , Peter ! I'll be re .. venged ! this dear relic of my beloved Lilla shall serve to keep my resentment alive .
I'll follow her . [ Jumps out of the window with the veil , and comes out at the garden - gate . ] Oh , that cruel villain , Peter ! I'll be re .. venged ! this dear relic of my beloved Lilla shall serve to keep my resentment alive .
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I in a passion ? why , you scurvy knave , if you say I'm in a passion , I'll break every bone in your skin . Pet . Nay ! I'll be judged by Yuseph . Enter YUSEPH , two Officers , and twelve Soldiers , L. Yus . Seize that fellow ! seize ...
I in a passion ? why , you scurvy knave , if you say I'm in a passion , I'll break every bone in your skin . Pet . Nay ! I'll be judged by Yuseph . Enter YUSEPH , two Officers , and twelve Soldiers , L. Yus . Seize that fellow ! seize ...
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Come , come , some wine round . [ He fills the glasses . ] What shall we say ? Lil . Come , I'll give you the toast - May our happiness ever continue . Leo . May our happiness ever continue - let's hob or nob .
Come , come , some wine round . [ He fills the glasses . ] What shall we say ? Lil . Come , I'll give you the toast - May our happiness ever continue . Leo . May our happiness ever continue - let's hob or nob .
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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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