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Mr. Moore Mr. Gallott Landlady Peggy Mary • • Mrs. Whitmore Miss Green Mrs. Kendal Miss Sims • Mrs. Orger • • Miss Waters Miss Cubitt Mrs. T. Hill Miss George The lines marked with inverted commas are omitted in the representation .
Mr. Moore Mr. Gallott Landlady Peggy Mary • • Mrs. Whitmore Miss Green Mrs. Kendal Miss Sims • Mrs. Orger • • Miss Waters Miss Cubitt Mrs. T. Hill Miss George The lines marked with inverted commas are omitted in the representation .
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And now I take my glass , Drink England and my King , Content with my old lass , Get groggy , dance , and sing- [ Hiccups . ] Fal , lal . [ Mary appears at the door of the Turnpike - house , L. U. E. , with a newspaper in her hand ...
And now I take my glass , Drink England and my King , Content with my old lass , Get groggy , dance , and sing- [ Hiccups . ] Fal , lal . [ Mary appears at the door of the Turnpike - house , L. U. E. , with a newspaper in her hand ...
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Then you seem to think , spite of your expe- rience , she is sincere ? Joe . Why , if death and disappointment don't make folk sincere , what should ? But a braver lad , they say , never kept the mid - watch . [ Mary weeps , and retires ...
Then you seem to think , spite of your expe- rience , she is sincere ? Joe . Why , if death and disappointment don't make folk sincere , what should ? But a braver lad , they say , never kept the mid - watch . [ Mary weeps , and retires ...
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Peg at the Admiral is marked for un already ; and he must have Mary , too , or you'll no longer have the turnpike , farm , or dairy . Old May . I don't fear Sir Edward , boy , more than thy temper . " I always understood from the good ...
Peg at the Admiral is marked for un already ; and he must have Mary , too , or you'll no longer have the turnpike , farm , or dairy . Old May . I don't fear Sir Edward , boy , more than thy temper . " I always understood from the good ...
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[ Exit , L. Mary . Oh , how changed is all the world to me ! Objects which used to inspire delight now only serve to increase my affliction . • SONG . - MARY . The poplar grove his presence grac❜d , Where William oft would bless me ...
[ Exit , L. Mary . Oh , how changed is all the world to me ! Objects which used to inspire delight now only serve to increase my affliction . • SONG . - MARY . The poplar grove his presence grac❜d , Where William oft would bless me ...
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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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