The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays,: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1808 |
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... Archer and Aimwell , -the reader may not , perhaps , immediately perceive , · that those two fine gentlemen are but arrant impos- tors ; and that the lively , though pitiable Mrs. Sullen , is no other than a deliberate violator of her ...
... Archer and Aimwell , -the reader may not , perhaps , immediately perceive , · that those two fine gentlemen are but arrant impos- tors ; and that the lively , though pitiable Mrs. Sullen , is no other than a deliberate violator of her ...
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... him to make some alteration in the catastrophe of the piece ; for that she was apprehensive , the free manner in which he had bestowed the hand of Mrs. Sullen upon > Archer , without first procuring a divorce from her husband 4 REMARKS .
... him to make some alteration in the catastrophe of the piece ; for that she was apprehensive , the free manner in which he had bestowed the hand of Mrs. Sullen upon > Archer , without first procuring a divorce from her husband 4 REMARKS .
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... Archer , without first procuring a divorce from her husband , would offend great part of the audience . " Oh , " replied Farquhar , gaily , when this message was delivered to him , " tell her , I wish she was mar- ried to me instead of ...
... Archer , without first procuring a divorce from her husband , would offend great part of the audience . " Oh , " replied Farquhar , gaily , when this message was delivered to him , " tell her , I wish she was mar- ried to me instead of ...
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... ARCHER SULLEN FOIGARD BONIFACE GIBBET HOUNSLOW BAGSHOT SCRUB Mr. Claremont . Mr. Elliston . Mr. Lewis . Mr. Powell . Mr. Murray . Mr. Johnstone . Mr. Rock . Mr. Palmer . Mr. Davenport . Mr. Wewitzer . Mr. Emery . Mr. Maddocks . Mr ...
... ARCHER SULLEN FOIGARD BONIFACE GIBBET HOUNSLOW BAGSHOT SCRUB Mr. Claremont . Mr. Elliston . Mr. Lewis . Mr. Powell . Mr. Murray . Mr. Johnstone . Mr. Rock . Mr. Palmer . Mr. Davenport . Mr. Wewitzer . Mr. Emery . Mr. Maddocks . Mr ...
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... ARCHER as Foot- man , carrying a Portmanteau . Bon . This way , this way , gentlemen . Aim . Set down the things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubbed . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? [ Exit ...
... ARCHER as Foot- man , carrying a Portmanteau . Bon . This way , this way , gentlemen . Aim . Set down the things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubbed . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? [ Exit ...
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The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the ... Mrs. Inchbald Полный просмотр - 1808 |
The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the ... Mrs. Inchbald Полный просмотр - 1808 |
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