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Mr. Hope , Mr. Brown , Officers Mr. Brady , Mr. Gregory . Mr. Seymour . Eunuck Mr. Wakefield . First Soldier Second Soldier Mr. Darnley . Catharine Lilla Ghita Fatima Miss Graddon . Miss Stephens . Miss Povey . Miss Carr .
Mr. Hope , Mr. Brown , Officers Mr. Brady , Mr. Gregory . Mr. Seymour . Eunuck Mr. Wakefield . First Soldier Second Soldier Mr. Darnley . Catharine Lilla Ghita Fatima Miss Graddon . Miss Stephens . Miss Povey . Miss Carr .
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I know you are going to say that warmth and anger , on these occasions , betray a weakness ; from which , I hope , I am free . To be sure , you are as much entitled as I am to court Lilla . I am sure she is locked up in this house .
I know you are going to say that warmth and anger , on these occasions , betray a weakness ; from which , I hope , I am free . To be sure , you are as much entitled as I am to court Lilla . I am sure she is locked up in this house .
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I hope Leopold will carry her off . I'm sure they love each other - the whole village will rejoice at their wedding . AIR . - Ghita . All will hail the joyous day , When love his triumph shall display . The dance shall mingle old and ...
I hope Leopold will carry her off . I'm sure they love each other - the whole village will rejoice at their wedding . AIR . - Ghita . All will hail the joyous day , When love his triumph shall display . The dance shall mingle old and ...
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Then trust our fate to Providence above , The never - failing hope of faithful love . [ Exeunt , l . SCENE V. - The Seraskier's Tent , open , with curtains at the back — a carpet , and four cushions - a table , L.LILLA discovered seated ...
Then trust our fate to Providence above , The never - failing hope of faithful love . [ Exeunt , l . SCENE V. - The Seraskier's Tent , open , with curtains at the back — a carpet , and four cushions - a table , L.LILLA discovered seated ...
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Every fond hope is lost , No comfort can they bring , Winter's untimely chilling frost Destroyed the infant spring . Blithe as the , & c . Enter GHITA , L. Ghi . Ah , my dear Lilla , I am so glad I have found you .
Every fond hope is lost , No comfort can they bring , Winter's untimely chilling frost Destroyed the infant spring . Blithe as the , & c . Enter GHITA , L. Ghi . Ah , my dear Lilla , I am so glad I have found you .
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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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