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I do , my lord , so well — I have him now before - He married a lady dear to me as I am to myself ; the chance of war soon separated them , and Cohenberg now lives to see her in slavery and sorrow . Coh .
I do , my lord , so well — I have him now before - He married a lady dear to me as I am to myself ; the chance of war soon separated them , and Cohenberg now lives to see her in slavery and sorrow . Coh .
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( Mutes force Catharine off , R. ) Slaves ! on your lives , guard well this hypocrite ! this liar ! deep in the darkest dungeon of the fort , chain him down , ( Cohenberg attempts to draw his sword , and finds it taken by the Officers . ] ...
( Mutes force Catharine off , R. ) Slaves ! on your lives , guard well this hypocrite ! this liar ! deep in the darkest dungeon of the fort , chain him down , ( Cohenberg attempts to draw his sword , and finds it taken by the Officers . ] ...
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Leave us , Michael , [ Exit Michael , 1. - To Lilla , lowing . ) How happy are we all to see your ladyship re- turned . The colonel is a most amiable creature ; he does me the honour to live in my house - it was inine yesterday .
Leave us , Michael , [ Exit Michael , 1. - To Lilla , lowing . ) How happy are we all to see your ladyship re- turned . The colonel is a most amiable creature ; he does me the honour to live in my house - it was inine yesterday .
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Ay , at the hazard of our lives . Yuseph , do you march first . [ Exeunt , L. Enter SeraskieR and ISMAEL , R. Ser . Confusion ! my camp destroyed , and Catharine escaped ! Ism . Pray , my lord , return ; you are near the frontiers of ...
Ay , at the hazard of our lives . Yuseph , do you march first . [ Exeunt , L. Enter SeraskieR and ISMAEL , R. Ser . Confusion ! my camp destroyed , and Catharine escaped ! Ism . Pray , my lord , return ; you are near the frontiers of ...
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JANYM mi R. Cruikshank , Del . G. W. Bonner , Sr. Who wants a Guinea ? Oldskirt . This outlandish fellow has kept me capering about the park , after a parcel of live venison . Act IV . Scenel . WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? A COMEDY , En five.
JANYM mi R. Cruikshank , Del . G. W. Bonner , Sr. Who wants a Guinea ? Oldskirt . This outlandish fellow has kept me capering about the park , after a parcel of live venison . Act IV . Scenel . WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? A COMEDY , En five.
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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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