The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ... |
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But he was volatile and poor — the first misfortune led him to expense ; the
second , to devise means how to support extravagance . The theatre has peculiar
charms for men of letters . Whether as a subject of admiration or animadversion ,
it is ...
But he was volatile and poor — the first misfortune led him to expense ; the
second , to devise means how to support extravagance . The theatre has peculiar
charms for men of letters . Whether as a subject of admiration or animadversion ,
it is ...
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The same biographers all bestow the highest praise upon poor Farquhar for
having treated this wife with kindness ; humanely forgiving the fault which had
deprived him of that liberty he was known peculiarly to prize , and reduced him to
the ...
The same biographers all bestow the highest praise upon poor Farquhar for
having treated this wife with kindness ; humanely forgiving the fault which had
deprived him of that liberty he was known peculiarly to prize , and reduced him to
the ...
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Poor Sir Harry , ha ! ha ! ha ! Rather kiss her hand than the Pope's toe ; ha ! ha !
ha ! Lady L. What , Sir Harry , colonel ? What , Sir Harry ? Colonel S. Sir Harry
Wildair , madam . Lady 0. What ! is he come over ? Colonel S. Ay , and he told me
...
Poor Sir Harry , ha ! ha ! ha ! Rather kiss her hand than the Pope's toe ; ha ! ha !
ha ! Lady L. What , Sir Harry , colonel ? What , Sir Harry ? Colonel S. Sir Harry
Wildair , madam . Lady 0. What ! is he come over ? Colonel S. Ay , and he told me
...
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A - lack - a - day , sir , it shows as ridiculous and haughty for us to imitate our
betters in their lionour , as in their finery ; leave honour to nobility that can support
it : we poor folks , colonel , have no pretence to it ; and truly , I think , sir , that your
...
A - lack - a - day , sir , it shows as ridiculous and haughty for us to imitate our
betters in their lionour , as in their finery ; leave honour to nobility that can support
it : we poor folks , colonel , have no pretence to it ; and truly , I think , sir , that your
...
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Poor Sir Harry ! More glory in her smile than in the jubilee at Rome ; ha ! ha ! ha !
But thev her foot , Sir Harry ; she dances to a miracle ! ha ! ha ! ha ! Fie , Sir Harry
; a man of your parts write letters not worth keeping ! Sir H. Now , why should I ...
Poor Sir Harry ! More glory in her smile than in the jubilee at Rome ; ha ! ha ! ha !
But thev her foot , Sir Harry ; she dances to a miracle ! ha ! ha ! ha ! Fie , Sir Harry
; a man of your parts write letters not worth keeping ! Sir H. Now , why should I ...
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