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What can be more absurd than to hear a stiff- necked dandy chant " Scots wha ' ha , " to a peaceable party of ladies and gentlemen in a drawing - room , or a whiskered hero warble forth " Love among the Roses , A 3 REMARKS . 5 14 ...
What can be more absurd than to hear a stiff- necked dandy chant " Scots wha ' ha , " to a peaceable party of ladies and gentlemen in a drawing - room , or a whiskered hero warble forth " Love among the Roses , A 3 REMARKS . 5 14 ...
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Speak , charming girl ! let me hear the eloquence of nature . Lil . I am but a poor country girl , sir ! my name is Lilla . - But , you must know , I love Leopold dearly , and Leopold loves me . Ser . Perhaps you love him too well .
Speak , charming girl ! let me hear the eloquence of nature . Lil . I am but a poor country girl , sir ! my name is Lilla . - But , you must know , I love Leopold dearly , and Leopold loves me . Ser . Perhaps you love him too well .
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( L. ) Hear me , sir- Yus . No ! I'll not hear you ! -am I to be talked to by you ? I , who have conversed with his highness the Seras- kier . Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , - it perplexes me so that I never know ...
( L. ) Hear me , sir- Yus . No ! I'll not hear you ! -am I to be talked to by you ? I , who have conversed with his highness the Seras- kier . Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , - it perplexes me so that I never know ...
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Hear me . No - hear me ! & Chorus . 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 him off ...
Hear me . No - hear me ! & Chorus . 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 him off ...
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Your highness , please to hear me- Be silent , I beseech ! Zounds ! I'll be cool , don't fear me ! Oh , let us hear his speech ! We are bound to you for ever . No compliment , I pray ! To thank you , I'd endeavour . Ser .
Your highness , please to hear me- Be silent , I beseech ! Zounds ! I'll be cool , don't fear me ! Oh , let us hear his speech ! We are bound to you for ever . No compliment , I pray ! To thank you , I'd endeavour . Ser .
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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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