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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... Hodge ! Hodge . Who calls ? here am I. Lucin . Well , have you been ? Hodge . Been ! ay I ha ' been far enough , an ' that be all : you never knew any thing fall out so crossly in your born days . Lucin . Why , what's the matter ? Hodge ...
... Hodge ! Hodge . Who calls ? here am I. Lucin . Well , have you been ? Hodge . Been ! ay I ha ' been far enough , an ' that be all : you never knew any thing fall out so crossly in your born days . Lucin . Why , what's the matter ? Hodge ...
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... Hodge . Yes , he gave me a letter , if I ha'na lost it . Lucin . Lost it , man ! Hodge . Nay , nay , have a bit of patience : adwawns , you are always in such a hurry- [ Rummaging his Pockets . ] I put it somewhere in this waistcoat ...
... Hodge . Yes , he gave me a letter , if I ha'na lost it . Lucin . Lost it , man ! Hodge . Nay , nay , have a bit of patience : adwawns , you are always in such a hurry- [ Rummaging his Pockets . ] I put it somewhere in this waistcoat ...
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... Hodge , stay , and let me speak to you a bit . Hodge . Well ; what sayn you ? Marg . Dear heart , how can you be so barbarous ? and is this the way you serve me after all ? and won't you keep your word , Hodge ? Hodge . Why , no I won't ...
... Hodge , stay , and let me speak to you a bit . Hodge . Well ; what sayn you ? Marg . Dear heart , how can you be so barbarous ? and is this the way you serve me after all ? and won't you keep your word , Hodge ? Hodge . Why , no I won't ...
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