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So , says the Seraskier to me , my dear Yuseph Ben Yacoul Ben Mustapha , at the same time most graciously laughing at me , with great condescension- [ Flourish of drums and trumpets without , L. But here he comes .
So , says the Seraskier to me , my dear Yuseph Ben Yacoul Ben Mustapha , at the same time most graciously laughing at me , with great condescension- [ Flourish of drums and trumpets without , L. But here he comes .
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friend may come back , and knock my brains out very coolly , only to show what mischief he can do , without being in a passion , -so I'm off . [ Exeunt Yuseph and Peter , R. Ghi . Poor Lilla ! I hope Leopold will carry her off .
friend may come back , and knock my brains out very coolly , only to show what mischief he can do , without being in a passion , -so I'm off . [ Exeunt Yuseph and Peter , R. Ghi . Poor Lilla ! I hope Leopold will carry her off .
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The hour is come ; I wonder Colonel Co- henberg is not yet arrived - he may be the chosen instru- ment of heaven to destroy the Turkish tyranny , which , like a baneful weed , chokes up our every seed of free- dom . 1 AIR . - ANSELM .
The hour is come ; I wonder Colonel Co- henberg is not yet arrived - he may be the chosen instru- ment of heaven to destroy the Turkish tyranny , which , like a baneful weed , chokes up our every seed of free- dom . 1 AIR . - ANSELM .
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I am prevented - here comes his highness . Don't leave me alone with him . ... Come , Lilla . [ Lilla going . Ser . Lilla ! you may remain here . Ghi . [ Aside . ] Oh , oh ! She is likely to remain here , indeed , while his ...
I am prevented - here comes his highness . Don't leave me alone with him . ... Come , Lilla . [ Lilla going . Ser . Lilla ! you may remain here . Ghi . [ Aside . ] Oh , oh ! She is likely to remain here , indeed , while his ...
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... L. , with drawn sword , who crosses behind to R. - YUSEPH follows , and goes to the L. of the Seras- kier - LEOPOLD , in chains , between two Officers , comes down , L. C. , and PETER comes forward on the R. of Leo- pold . Yus .
... L. , with drawn sword , who crosses behind to R. - YUSEPH follows , and goes to the L. of the Seras- kier - LEOPOLD , in chains , between two Officers , comes down , L. C. , and PETER comes forward on the R. of Leo- pold . Yus .
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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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