Mor. Two Monsieur Tonsons! I am tunder-struck. selle! T. King. Jack Ardourly! Ard. Tom King! Congratulate me. Enter RUSTY and THOMPSON, the latter with a newspaper Thom. I don't care, Rusty, this is my wife's advertisement, and I will answer it in person. Ha! here is the Frenchman himself. Now, Sir, Mr. Thompson is not dead. I am Mr. Thompson, and demand my wife. Mor. Tree Monsieur Tonsons! Mon Dieu! dere is no end of dem. Your vife is no here, I tell you; your vife is-Enter FIP and MRS. THOMPSON, R. Fip. This way, madam; this is Monsieur Morbleu. My [Faints in Madame Bellegarde's arms. Mrs. T. I come to claim my child, my Adolphine. Adol. Ah! my mother! Thom. Rusty, it must be-t is-my wife. [Embraces her. [Embrace. Rus. Found his wife! then he won't want me to lock him up. Thom. Ardourly-nephew, you have lost a fortune. Ard. But I have gained a wife, sir, by this discovery, and I am happy. T. King. [Crosses to c.] I see your hearts are too full for method. Let us in, and mutually explain these seeming mysteries. Mr. Thompson has found a wife and daughter; they have found a husband and a father; Ardourly has found a bride; Monsieur Mörbleu has found out his persecutors; but will, I trust, with the kind permission of our friends, have ample cause to bid our Monsieur Tonson welcome, and gently whisper-Come again. [Exeunt. DISPOSITION OF THE CHARACTERS AT THE FIP., ADOLPH., JACK A., R.] [L. THE END. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS: A COMEDY, En Five Acts, BY WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. T PRINTED FROM THE ACTING COPY, WITH REMARKS, To which are added, A DESCRIPTION OF THE COSTUME,-CAST OF THE CHARACTERS, As now performed at the THEATRES ROYAL, LONDON. EMBELLISHED WITH A FINE ENGRAVING. By MR. BONNER, from a Drawing taken in the Theatre, by LONDON: JOHN CUMBERLAND, 6, BRECKNOCK PLACE, CAMDEN TOWN. |