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and if you don't answer me , I'll break your head . [ Crosses to Ghita , L. c . ] Ah , Ghita , my dear ! how are you ? Remarkable fine tem- perate weather , I think . Yus . It was rather cloudy- Leo . What !
and if you don't answer me , I'll break your head . [ Crosses to Ghita , L. c . ] Ah , Ghita , my dear ! how are you ? Remarkable fine tem- perate weather , I think . Yus . It was rather cloudy- Leo . What !
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At length , the woodman clears around , Where'er the noxious thickets spread , And high from the reviving ground , The forest - monarch lifts his head . Coh . Anselm ! Enter COHENBERg , r . Ans . Colonel Cohenberg ! what can have ...
At length , the woodman clears around , Where'er the noxious thickets spread , And high from the reviving ground , The forest - monarch lifts his head . Coh . Anselm ! Enter COHENBERg , r . Ans . Colonel Cohenberg ! what can have ...
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There is much whim about Solomon Gundy , who , having taken a trip to Paris to drink Champagne , and to study the heads of the nation , returns , a very monkey that had seen the world ! We have only to imagine an ambitious barber ...
There is much whim about Solomon Gundy , who , having taken a trip to Paris to drink Champagne , and to study the heads of the nation , returns , a very monkey that had seen the world ! We have only to imagine an ambitious barber ...
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His heart runs away with his head , and he often produces most harm when he shows most benevolence . I'll wait on the gentleman , Solomon , directly . Sol . That's just what I should like to do myself . Speak a good word for me to him ...
His heart runs away with his head , and he often produces most harm when he shows most benevolence . I'll wait on the gentleman , Solomon , directly . Sol . That's just what I should like to do myself . Speak a good word for me to him ...
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How can you be such a block- head ! You know I'm too old for - Pshaw ! and as to my character , I don't care a button for the rural back- biters . - Come , let's go up to the house to dinner . Hea . Why didn't you go there first ?
How can you be such a block- head ! You know I'm too old for - Pshaw ! and as to my character , I don't care a button for the rural back- biters . - Come , let's go up to the house to dinner . Hea . Why didn't you go there first ?
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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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