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of din and danger , of alternate shouting and scamper- ing , there is a regular siege ; and the piece concludes with a puff direct on Christian mercy and forbearance , and all that sort of thing ; as if the banner of the cross was a ...
of din and danger , of alternate shouting and scamper- ing , there is a regular siege ; and the piece concludes with a puff direct on Christian mercy and forbearance , and all that sort of thing ; as if the banner of the cross was a ...
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Oh dear , sir , that's not it - there's no harm be- tween us , indeed , sir . He would make me his lawful wife , but my hard - hearted brother wants me to marry that rich old miserly Yuseph , the justice of the peace of our village .
Oh dear , sir , that's not it - there's no harm be- tween us , indeed , sir . He would make me his lawful wife , but my hard - hearted brother wants me to marry that rich old miserly Yuseph , the justice of the peace of our village .
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Well , that's true ; I know , as say , there is no reason why people cause they are rivals . you are going to should quarrel be- [ Turns to Ghita . Yus . Granted ! and , besides- Leo . [ Turning upon him . ] I know you are going to say ...
Well , that's true ; I know , as say , there is no reason why people cause they are rivals . you are going to should quarrel be- [ Turns to Ghita . Yus . Granted ! and , besides- Leo . [ Turning upon him . ] I know you are going to say ...
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Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to Cohenberg . ] There's my answer , Christian ; and , by our C • [ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . SCENE 1. ] 25 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to Cohenberg . ] There's my answer , Christian ; and , by our C • [ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . SCENE 1. ] 25 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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[ Crosses to L. ] I think I see them ; there are two men at a distance - let us retire . [ Exeunt Lilla and Ghita , R. Enter SERASKIER and ISMAEL , disguised as Pilgrims , L. Ser . Stay , Ismael ! tell my followers to keep back for the ...
[ Crosses to L. ] I think I see them ; there are two men at a distance - let us retire . [ Exeunt Lilla and Ghita , R. Enter SERASKIER and ISMAEL , disguised as Pilgrims , L. Ser . Stay , Ismael ! tell my followers to keep back for 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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