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... 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 lady , in or out of trousers .
... 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 lady , in or out of trousers .
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Mars never smiles on me so graciously as when I pay my adoration to Venus . So , if you expect me to conquer the Christians , let me bave this girl . ( Exit Ismael , 1. ) She is a oharming creature , and shall be mine . ES AIR .
Mars never smiles on me so graciously as when I pay my adoration to Venus . So , if you expect me to conquer the Christians , let me bave this girl . ( Exit Ismael , 1. ) She is a oharming creature , and shall be mine . ES AIR .
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Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , it perplexes me so that I never know how to make a de . cision . Pet . Why then , sir , how can you decide ? Yus . Why , I decide that you are both in the wrong .
Besides , I hate to hear both sides of the question , it perplexes me so that I never know how to make a de . cision . Pet . Why then , sir , how can you decide ? Yus . Why , I decide that you are both in the wrong .
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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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Unhappy as I am , I have still one consolation left , -my Cohenberg knows my heart , and he will never wrong me so far as to suspect myconstancy . But see ! the Seraskier , he treats me with respect , though he is yet ignorant who I am ...
Unhappy as I am , I have still one consolation left , -my Cohenberg knows my heart , and he will never wrong me so far as to suspect myconstancy . But see ! the Seraskier , he treats me with respect , though he is yet ignorant who I am ...
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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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