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The sprightly bells , with welcome sound , Shall spread the happy news around ; And give a hint to maidens coy , That youth they should not mis - employ . Yuseph shall , with sullen pride , Envy joys to wealth denied .
The sprightly bells , with welcome sound , Shall spread the happy news around ; And give a hint to maidens coy , That youth they should not mis - employ . Yuseph shall , with sullen pride , Envy joys to wealth denied .
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It is in your power to make me happy . Lil . ( L. c . ) Are you then unhappy , sir ? Ser . I fear I am . - Are you sensible of love , Lilla ? Lil . Yes ; that I am , indeed , sir . Ser . Suppose I were to love you . Lil .
It is in your power to make me happy . Lil . ( L. c . ) Are you then unhappy , sir ? Ser . I fear I am . - Are you sensible of love , Lilla ? Lil . Yes ; that I am , indeed , sir . Ser . Suppose I were to love you . Lil .
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Is it possible ? shall I be the happy instrument of gaining Cohenberg to the Ottoman cause ! Tell the gallant Christian , I deem his friend- ship invaluable . In the name of my illustrious sovereign , I promise him , as a debt of ...
Is it possible ? shall I be the happy instrument of gaining Cohenberg to the Ottoman cause ! Tell the gallant Christian , I deem his friend- ship invaluable . In the name of my illustrious sovereign , I promise him , as a debt of ...
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Our colonel is not at home , madam ; but I shall be happy to attend your ladyship . Yus . ( c . ) Hark ye , my lad [ To Soldier ] , who is this pretty piece of camp - furniture , eh ? First S. Hush ! ' tis our colonel's lady ; I was the ...
Our colonel is not at home , madam ; but I shall be happy to attend your ladyship . Yus . ( c . ) Hark ye , my lad [ To Soldier ] , who is this pretty piece of camp - furniture , eh ? First S. Hush ! ' tis our colonel's lady ; I was the ...
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-Oh , guilt ! I suppose you can explain that matter very easily ! Lil . I'll explain nothing , Leopold : your want of con- fidence in me vexes me to the heart . - I am sure we shall never be happy , if this is to be the case , [ Cries .
-Oh , guilt ! I suppose you can explain that matter very easily ! Lil . I'll explain nothing , Leopold : your want of con- fidence in me vexes me to the heart . - I am sure we shall never be happy , if this is to be the case , [ Cries .
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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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