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6 Let others hail the rising sun , We bow to those whose race is run , And set in endless night . " For the sake of rational amusement , we should say , late may Mr Mathews retire from public life . Retire when he will , he will carry ...
6 Let others hail the rising sun , We bow to those whose race is run , And set in endless night . " For the sake of rational amusement , we should say , late may Mr Mathews retire from public life . Retire when he will , he will carry ...
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Watchman's coat and red night - cap . TRAP & WANTEM . - Frock coats , red waistcoats , drab breeches and gaiters . FIP . - Brown fashionable coat , white waistcoat , and striped trowsers . WAITER . - Blue coat , striped waistcoat ...
Watchman's coat and red night - cap . TRAP & WANTEM . - Frock coats , red waistcoats , drab breeches and gaiters . FIP . - Brown fashionable coat , white waistcoat , and striped trowsers . WAITER . - Blue coat , striped waistcoat ...
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( Night . ) Enter MORBLEU , R. Mor . Eh ! mon Dieu ! Je suis bien fatigué vit my great business ; all de head of de nation wish to be turn by me ! and I am such grand professeur , I turn all de nation's head ; coupe all dere objection ...
( Night . ) Enter MORBLEU , R. Mor . Eh ! mon Dieu ! Je suis bien fatigué vit my great business ; all de head of de nation wish to be turn by me ! and I am such grand professeur , I turn all de nation's head ; coupe all dere objection ...
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She have de key , and can get through de door vithout our stay up to open it ; so I shall go to my night - cap , for I am very much sleepy , and il est tard . Nap . [ Without , L. ] Past ten o'clock ! Mor .
She have de key , and can get through de door vithout our stay up to open it ; so I shall go to my night - cap , for I am very much sleepy , and il est tard . Nap . [ Without , L. ] Past ten o'clock ! Mor .
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MORBleu opens the door , and appears in his night - cap , with a rushlight in his hand . Confusion ! a man ! Mor . Deux gentilhommes , and so late , too ! I dare say some rich customer vant me to dress dem for the grand assembly to ...
MORBleu opens the door , and appears in his night - cap , with a rushlight in his hand . Confusion ! a man ! Mor . Deux gentilhommes , and so late , too ! I dare say some rich customer vant me to dress dem for the grand assembly to ...
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 16 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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