The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ...Mrs. Inchbald Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1808 |
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... an't like your worship . Colonel S. D'ye know Sir Harry Wildair ? - Tom . Ay , very well , sir ; he's one of my best mas ters ; many a round half crown have I had of his wor- ship ; he's newly come home from France , sir . Colonel S. Go ...
... an't like your worship . Colonel S. D'ye know Sir Harry Wildair ? - Tom . Ay , very well , sir ; he's one of my best mas ters ; many a round half crown have I had of his wor- ship ; he's newly come home from France , sir . Colonel S. Go ...
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... an't mad ! Y. Mir . I tell you , she's worth five thousand ; one of her black , brilliant eyes is worth a diamond as big as her head . Dur . But you have owned to me , that , abating Ori- ana's pretensions to marriage , you loved her ...
... an't mad ! Y. Mir . I tell you , she's worth five thousand ; one of her black , brilliant eyes is worth a diamond as big as her head . Dur . But you have owned to me , that , abating Ori- ana's pretensions to marriage , you loved her ...
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... an't we ? Tho . No , serjeant , I'll be no emperor . Kite . No ! Tho . I'll be a justice of peace . Kite . A justice of peace , man ! Tho . Ay , wauns will I ; for since this pressing act , they are greater than any emperor under the ...
... an't we ? Tho . No , serjeant , I'll be no emperor . Kite . No ! Tho . I'll be a justice of peace . Kite . A justice of peace , man ! Tho . Ay , wauns will I ; for since this pressing act , they are greater than any emperor under the ...
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... an't I ? Cost . I'll be a queen . Kite . A queen ! Cost . Ay , of England , that's greater than any king of them all . Kite . Bravely said , ' faith ! huzza for the queen . [ Huzza . ] But harkye , you Mr Justice , and you Mr Queen ...
... an't I ? Cost . I'll be a queen . Kite . A queen ! Cost . Ay , of England , that's greater than any king of them all . Kite . Bravely said , ' faith ! huzza for the queen . [ Huzza . ] But harkye , you Mr Justice , and you Mr Queen ...
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... an't , Tummus : I desire to be carried before the mayor , captain . [ CAPTAIN and SERJEANT whisper the while . Plume . Twill never do , Kite - your damned tricks will ruin me at last - I won't lose the fellows , though , if I can help ...
... an't , Tummus : I desire to be carried before the mayor , captain . [ CAPTAIN and SERJEANT whisper the while . Plume . Twill never do , Kite - your damned tricks will ruin me at last - I won't lose the fellows , though , if I can help ...
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