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I fancy that decision will hold you good in most quarrels -I don't believe that my friend , the Seraskier , could make a better . - But , where is your sister - where is my dear Lilla ? Ghi . Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep her ...
I fancy that decision will hold you good in most quarrels -I don't believe that my friend , the Seraskier , could make a better . - But , where is your sister - where is my dear Lilla ? Ghi . Why , Peter has locked her up , to keep her ...
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[ Ismael crosses behind , R. , and takes hold of Ghita ; the Seraskier takes hold of Lilla Lil . & Oh , heavens ! the Seraskier ? Ghi . Ser . A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Lil .
[ Ismael crosses behind , R. , and takes hold of Ghita ; the Seraskier takes hold of Lilla Lil . & Oh , heavens ! the Seraskier ? Ghi . Ser . A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Lil .
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[ Sees the plate of ham , sticks his fork into a bit , and holds it up . ] Oh , the Christian dogs ! what , they eat pork , do they ? [ Stuffs it into his mouth . ) Bless me , [ Sees the wine . ] what have we got here ? [ Smells it . ) ...
[ Sees the plate of ham , sticks his fork into a bit , and holds it up . ] Oh , the Christian dogs ! what , they eat pork , do they ? [ Stuffs it into his mouth . ) Bless me , [ Sees the wine . ] what have we got here ? [ Smells it . ) ...
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You know the burying - ground about a mile off , which the Turks hold so sacred . In the middle of the ground stands a high and spacious tomb ; there I have hid it - but mum ! Re - enter First Soldier , R. First Sol . [ To Lilla . ] ...
You know the burying - ground about a mile off , which the Turks hold so sacred . In the middle of the ground stands a high and spacious tomb ; there I have hid it - but mum ! Re - enter First Soldier , R. First Sol . [ To Lilla . ] ...
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Hold , you are too violent -- you must be cool . Yus . Why , you impudent scoundrel ! do you plonder me , and preach to me at the same time ? Zounds ! I'll never be cool again ! Leo . Oh ! yes , you will . Now we shall see .
Hold , you are too violent -- you must be cool . Yus . Why , you impudent scoundrel ! do you plonder me , and preach to me at the same time ? Zounds ! I'll never be cool again ! Leo . Oh ! yes , you will . Now we shall see .
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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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