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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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( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any thing so beau- tiful ? Ism . I own , my lord , she is handsome - but- Ser . But what ? Ism . I beg your lordship's pardon - but , while I see the black eagle soar on the walls of Belgrade - forgive ...
( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any thing so beau- tiful ? Ism . I own , my lord , she is handsome - but- Ser . But what ? Ism . I beg your lordship's pardon - but , while I see the black eagle soar on the walls of Belgrade - forgive ...
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But , come , I must send an answer to Cohenberg's letter ; and , if you have any kind things to say , in behalf of your friend , I'll be your secretary . Continue those smiles , and [ Taking Catharine by the hand , and coming forward ...
But , come , I must send an answer to Cohenberg's letter ; and , if you have any kind things to say , in behalf of your friend , I'll be your secretary . Continue those smiles , and [ Taking Catharine by the hand , and coming forward ...
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Psha ! how often must I repeat to you , Lilla , that jealousy follows love like its shadow . Lil . Then love is a pretty thing with an ugly shadow . I have seen my shadow in the sun , when C2 SCENE III . ] 27 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
Psha ! how often must I repeat to you , Lilla , that jealousy follows love like its shadow . Lil . Then love is a pretty thing with an ugly shadow . I have seen my shadow in the sun , when C2 SCENE III . ] 27 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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Let me question her - don't you say a word - you know I understand these things- Enter GHITA , R. Ghita , my dear , your husband and I have been laughing over the whimsical affair which happened just now . Ghi .
Let me question her - don't you say a word - you know I understand these things- Enter GHITA , R. Ghita , my dear , your husband and I have been laughing over the whimsical affair which happened just now . Ghi .
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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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