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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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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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Your true Cohenberg . ” Slave ! a guard ! Enter ISMAEL , and four Turkish Officers , L. Seize him ! this instant bear him to his fate ! [ Two Officers seize Cohenberg . Cat . Oh , hear me , sir ! [ Kneels . ] Thus , on my knees- Ser .
Your true Cohenberg . ” Slave ! a guard ! Enter ISMAEL , and four Turkish Officers , L. Seize him ! this instant bear him to his fate ! [ Two Officers seize Cohenberg . Cat . Oh , hear me , sir ! [ Kneels . ] Thus , on my knees- Ser .
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... but true politeness overlooks trifles - he must have a number of pretty things at his disposal . Oh , if ever I should live to be appointed a commissary - if your ladyship would but stand my friend - Pray is your ladyship fond of ...
... but true politeness overlooks trifles - he must have a number of pretty things at his disposal . Oh , if ever I should live to be appointed a commissary - if your ladyship would but stand my friend - Pray is your ladyship fond of ...
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Why , that's true : the man of the house is sick- a good fellow ; -and I must think of Amy , who is in love with Solomon Gundy . Hea . [ Laughing . ] Ha ! ha ! ha ! These are minor considerations , when you have the distress of a whole ...
Why , that's true : the man of the house is sick- a good fellow ; -and I must think of Amy , who is in love with Solomon Gundy . Hea . [ Laughing . ] Ha ! ha ! ha ! These are minor considerations , when you have the distress of a whole ...
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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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