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... the sorrows of Julia - her reply to the passionate appeals of her friend , that to be ruined is extremely disagreeable , and that the guinea Joo - table waitş for her - with her affectionate injunction to some and see her REMARKS .
... the sorrows of Julia - her reply to the passionate appeals of her friend , that to be ruined is extremely disagreeable , and that the guinea Joo - table waitş for her - with her affectionate injunction to some and see her REMARKS .
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Julia Faulkner is a true heroine of crying comedy ; exceedingly virtuous and miserable . But we derive consolation from knowing that , according to dramatic rules , her sorrows will not endure much beyond the fourth act .
Julia Faulkner is a true heroine of crying comedy ; exceedingly virtuous and miserable . But we derive consolation from knowing that , according to dramatic rules , her sorrows will not endure much beyond the fourth act .
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JULIA FAULKNER.- Fashionable dress of white muslin , and a leghorn bonnet in the third act . CLEMENTINA ALLSPICE . - Half - mourning fashionable black crape dress , trimmed with white satin . LADY SORREL . A blue and white satin striped ...
JULIA FAULKNER.- Fashionable dress of white muslin , and a leghorn bonnet in the third act . CLEMENTINA ALLSPICE . - Half - mourning fashionable black crape dress , trimmed with white satin . LADY SORREL . A blue and white satin striped ...
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Julia Faulkner Miss Wallis . Miss E. Tree . Miss F. H. Kelly . Clementina Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs Orger Mrs. W. Clifford . Allspice Lady Sorrel Mrs. Davenport . Miss C. Jones . Mrs. Tayleure . Fanny Miss Leserve . Mies Willmott .
Julia Faulkner Miss Wallis . Miss E. Tree . Miss F. H. Kelly . Clementina Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs Orger Mrs. W. Clifford . Allspice Lady Sorrel Mrs. Davenport . Miss C. Jones . Mrs. Tayleure . Fanny Miss Leserve . Mies Willmott .
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My rent being paid , perhaps I may gloss over the meagre hue of poverty , till my law suit is decided . [ A hurp is heard , L. ] Poor Julia ! didst thou know thy father's abject penury , ' iwould break thy heart .
My rent being paid , perhaps I may gloss over the meagre hue of poverty , till my law suit is decided . [ A hurp is heard , L. ] Poor Julia ! didst thou know thy father's abject penury , ' iwould break thy heart .
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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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