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... his place when his patrons and partisans are sent to the right about - no , for it would be as difficult to oust this weathercock - official by fair means , as to overturn a pyramid from its base . Under his Turkish masters , he is ...
... his place when his patrons and partisans are sent to the right about - no , for it would be as difficult to oust this weathercock - official by fair means , as to overturn a pyramid from its base . Under his Turkish masters , he is ...
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Ay , that was my Turkish title ; but it won't do now the Austrians are our masters . I think I have got a good name , -hey , Michael ? Mic . Yes ; and , as you never had a good name before , I hope you will keep it , now you've got it .
Ay , that was my Turkish title ; but it won't do now the Austrians are our masters . I think I have got a good name , -hey , Michael ? Mic . Yes ; and , as you never had a good name before , I hope you will keep it , now you've got it .
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... A Boy Master Horrebow . Miss Vincent . Panny Mrs. Gibbs . Miss Love . Mrs. Glastonbury Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs. C. Jones , Amy Miss Waddy . Miss I. Paton . SCENE - Yorkshire , near the Coast . . WHO WANTS A GUINEA ?
... A Boy Master Horrebow . Miss Vincent . Panny Mrs. Gibbs . Miss Love . Mrs. Glastonbury Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs. C. Jones , Amy Miss Waddy . Miss I. Paton . SCENE - Yorkshire , near the Coast . . WHO WANTS A GUINEA ?
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Englishmen don't want to be roused to feeling , master Heartly . Hea . I never knew a nation more sensibly alive to it ; but here and there , neighbour , an individnal may nod ; and our laws , vigilant in the cause of general good ...
Englishmen don't want to be roused to feeling , master Heartly . Hea . I never knew a nation more sensibly alive to it ; but here and there , neighbour , an individnal may nod ; and our laws , vigilant in the cause of general good ...
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Sir L. Don't be asking questions — I'm your master's -Lord Alamode's friend ; -I'm here incog . ; -- and if you are after blabbing it to a soul here , in Yorkshire , that I'm Sir Larry MʻMurragh of Ballygrennanclonfergus , by the honour ...
Sir L. Don't be asking questions — I'm your master's -Lord Alamode's friend ; -I'm here incog . ; -- and if you are after blabbing it to a soul here , in Yorkshire , that I'm Sir Larry MʻMurragh of Ballygrennanclonfergus , by the honour ...
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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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