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White trousers - crimson tunic and robe . PEASANTS.- Drab tunics and breeches - blue stockings . OFFICERS . - White trousers - crimson tunics and robes . EUNUCHS . - White bodies and trousers - red flies and turbans- russet boots .
White trousers - crimson tunic and robe . PEASANTS.- Drab tunics and breeches - blue stockings . OFFICERS . - White trousers - crimson tunics and robes . EUNUCHS . - White bodies and trousers - red flies and turbans- russet boots .
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MISS LOVE is the daughter of a deceased officer in his majesty's service , and , if dramatic records be true , was born in Cheapside , in the year 1801. Having at an early age displayed a talent for music , she was placed under the ...
MISS LOVE is the daughter of a deceased officer in his majesty's service , and , if dramatic records be true , was born in Cheapside , in the year 1801. Having at an early age displayed a talent for music , she was placed under the ...
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Mr. Hope , Officers Eunuch First Soldier Second Soldier Catharine Miss Graddon . Lilla Miss Stephens . Ghita Miss Povey . Fatima Miss Carr . Mr. Brown , Mr. Brady , Mr. Gregory . Mr. Seymour . Mr. Wakefield . Mr. Darnley .
Mr. Hope , Officers Eunuch First Soldier Second Soldier Catharine Miss Graddon . Lilla Miss Stephens . Ghita Miss Povey . Fatima Miss Carr . Mr. Brown , Mr. Brady , Mr. Gregory . Mr. Seymour . Mr. Wakefield . Mr. Darnley .
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Enter the SERASKIER , ISMAEL , and four Officers , L. Ser . ( c . ) Yuseph ! come here . Yus . ( L. C. ) Yes , your Highness ! [ Aside to Peasants . ] Now he is going to consult me on some great military operation . Ser .
Enter the SERASKIER , ISMAEL , and four Officers , L. Ser . ( c . ) Yuseph ! come here . Yus . ( L. C. ) Yes , your Highness ! [ Aside to Peasants . ] Now he is going to consult me on some great military operation . Ser .
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[ To Officers . Lil . Many thanks to your highness - a thousand thanks to your highness . [ Exit , courtesying to Seraskier . — The four officers follow her . - The soldiers retire , L.S. E. Ser . ( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any ...
[ To Officers . Lil . Many thanks to your highness - a thousand thanks to your highness . [ Exit , courtesying to Seraskier . — The four officers follow her . - The soldiers retire , L.S. E. Ser . ( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any ...
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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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