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A young married lady is taken prisoner by a straggling party of the Turkish army , just arrived to the relief of Belgrade , and , as a matter of course , conducted to the Seraskier's seraglio . Her husband , an Austrian colonel , after ...
A young married lady is taken prisoner by a straggling party of the Turkish army , just arrived to the relief of Belgrade , and , as a matter of course , conducted to the Seraskier's seraglio . Her husband , an Austrian colonel , after ...
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... miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios , and a scimitar of no common dimen- sions ; and the latter , to a voice than which a finer never serenaded a lady , in or out of trousers .
... miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios , and a scimitar of no common dimen- sions ; and the latter , to a voice than which a finer never serenaded a lady , in or out of trousers .
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He married a lady dear to me as I am to myself ; the chance of war soon separated them , and Cohenberg now lives to see her in slavery and sorrow . Coh . Take comfort , madam , -he loves her more ten- derly than ever , and vows he will ...
He married a lady dear to me as I am to myself ; the chance of war soon separated them , and Cohenberg now lives to see her in slavery and sorrow . Coh . Take comfort , madam , -he loves her more ten- derly than ever , and vows he will ...
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[ To Ismael , who goes off , R. ] Do you conduct the lady hither . [ A trap opened , c . , Officers descend , and return imme- diately with Cohenberg . Coh . For what new indignities am I reserved ? Enter ISMAEL , with Catharine , r .
[ To Ismael , who goes off , R. ] Do you conduct the lady hither . [ A trap opened , c . , Officers descend , and return imme- diately with Cohenberg . Coh . For what new indignities am I reserved ? Enter ISMAEL , with Catharine , r .
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( R. ) Yes , my lady ; I dare say we shall be safe . [ Trembling . Cat . You tremble . Lil . No , my lady - yes - no - ye - yes - I believe I am a little afraid . Cat . Oh , for shame , Lilla . You a lover ! consider- Lil .
( R. ) Yes , my lady ; I dare say we shall be safe . [ Trembling . Cat . You tremble . Lil . No , my lady - yes - no - ye - yes - I believe I am a little afraid . Cat . Oh , for shame , Lilla . You a lover ! consider- Lil .
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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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