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E ! 1 1 3 Braham looks both to a miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios , and a scimitar of no common dimensions ; and the latter , to a voice than which a finer never serenaded a ...
E ! 1 1 3 Braham looks both to a miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios , and a scimitar of no common dimensions ; and the latter , to a voice than which a finer never serenaded a ...
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Look you , Lilla - I am convinced you are in fault . So all you have to do is , confess the matter honestly , I insist on it . [ Peter goes down , R Lil . You will have my confession ? Leo . Yes , I will — so recollect yourself .
Look you , Lilla - I am convinced you are in fault . So all you have to do is , confess the matter honestly , I insist on it . [ Peter goes down , R Lil . You will have my confession ? Leo . Yes , I will — so recollect yourself .
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Look ye , sirrah : my dear little Lilla is run away with , and I am sure you are concerned in the plot . Don't answer me - if I find you guilty , you swing upon the next tree , that's all . [ Exeunt , L. , dragging Yuseph off .
Look ye , sirrah : my dear little Lilla is run away with , and I am sure you are concerned in the plot . Don't answer me - if I find you guilty , you swing upon the next tree , that's all . [ Exeunt , L. , dragging Yuseph off .
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Yes , I gave them to you to look at . Lil . Well , I have looked at them , and like them so well , that I shall keep them , Yus . Come , come , I must have my jewels . Enter First and Second Soldier , R. Lil . Turn him out . Yus .
Yes , I gave them to you to look at . Lil . Well , I have looked at them , and like them so well , that I shall keep them , Yus . Come , come , I must have my jewels . Enter First and Second Soldier , R. Lil . Turn him out . Yus .
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I look'd out of my window last night , just at eleven o'clock . - Here's to you [ Takes the jug . ] I was going to bed - rabbit me , Suke , says I , to my wife , what a blaze ! ( Drinks ] Now , I say that ale sha'n't be badso I shut the ...
I look'd out of my window last night , just at eleven o'clock . - Here's to you [ Takes the jug . ] I was going to bed - rabbit me , Suke , says I , to my wife , what a blaze ! ( Drinks ] Now , I say that ale sha'n't be badso I shut the ...
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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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