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But , come , I must send an answer to Cohenberg's letter ; and , if you have any kind things to say , in behalf of your friend , I'll be your secretary . Continue those smiles , and [ Taking Catharine by the hand , and coming forward ...
But , come , I must send an answer to Cohenberg's letter ; and , if you have any kind things to say , in behalf of your friend , I'll be your secretary . Continue those smiles , and [ Taking Catharine by the hand , and coming forward ...
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Now Victory has , like a mistress kind , Put an end to all our quarrels ; In a brimming cup our joys we'll find , - From the vine we'll pluck our laurels . Let us drink as we fight , -with loud huzzas We'll charge and scorn all ...
Now Victory has , like a mistress kind , Put an end to all our quarrels ; In a brimming cup our joys we'll find , - From the vine we'll pluck our laurels . Let us drink as we fight , -with loud huzzas We'll charge and scorn all ...
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No , I'll not be the wife of any of you ; but , since you say , sir , you will obey my commands , pray be kind enough to turn that wicked old rogue of a justice out of the house .
No , I'll not be the wife of any of you ; but , since you say , sir , you will obey my commands , pray be kind enough to turn that wicked old rogue of a justice out of the house .
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How I detest your worldly moral man , who is just as honest as the law directs , and just as kind to his family as decency requires ! [ Rises and comes forward , c . ] He paces through the proprieties of life as a bear moves a minuet ...
How I detest your worldly moral man , who is just as honest as the law directs , and just as kind to his family as decency requires ! [ Rises and comes forward , c . ] He paces through the proprieties of life as a bear moves a minuet ...
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I know there are rascals ; but the world is good in the lump , and I love all human kind ; kings , lords , commons , duchesses , tallow - chandlers , dairy - maids , Indian chiefs , ambassadors , washerwomen , and tinkers .
I know there are rascals ; but the world is good in the lump , and I love all human kind ; kings , lords , commons , duchesses , tallow - chandlers , dairy - maids , Indian chiefs , ambassadors , washerwomen , and tinkers .
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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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