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Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep her from your rival , Leopold . Yus . Oh , that's a desperate dog . always in a fury , and always pretending to keep his temper ! that fellow's the very torch of sedition , and always in a blaze .
Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep her from your rival , Leopold . Yus . Oh , that's a desperate dog . always in a fury , and always pretending to keep his temper ! that fellow's the very torch of sedition , and always in a blaze .
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Oh ! that I could but find that fellow , Peter , how I would maul him ! -Oh , Lilla ! Oh , Lilla ! [ Exit through the garden - gate . Enter PETER , R. Pet . Ha ! the window open ! Then I guess how the matter is ; madame is off - but ...
Oh ! that I could but find that fellow , Peter , how I would maul him ! -Oh , Lilla ! Oh , Lilla ! [ Exit through the garden - gate . Enter PETER , R. Pet . Ha ! the window open ! Then I guess how the matter is ; madame is off - but ...
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Seize that fellow ! seize him , I say . ... We are none of us safe While that fellow is free ! serze [ Leopold breaks from the Officers , and runs to Yuseph , who retreats , L. - Two Soldiers catch Leopold up in their arms , and carry ...
Seize that fellow ! seize him , I say . ... We are none of us safe While that fellow is free ! serze [ Leopold breaks from the Officers , and runs to Yuseph , who retreats , L. - Two Soldiers catch Leopold up in their arms , and carry ...
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Coh . Hazardous , my Anselm ! I scorn the thought.— I have picked the gallant fellows whom I am to com- mand - my brave Hussars , the flowers of the Austrian army - we have fought and we have bled - we have con- quered together .
Coh . Hazardous , my Anselm ! I scorn the thought.— I have picked the gallant fellows whom I am to com- mand - my brave Hussars , the flowers of the Austrian army - we have fought and we have bled - we have con- quered together .
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Please your highness , here's a most unruly ob- stropolous country fellow , who has broke open a door , and attempted to knock down a magistrate , all , forsooth , because he is under the influence of the tender passion— he is the most ...
Please your highness , here's a most unruly ob- stropolous country fellow , who has broke open a door , and attempted to knock down a magistrate , all , forsooth , because he is under the influence of the tender passion— he is the most ...
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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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