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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... bring a poor girl to shame , and after- wards leave her to the wide world . Hodge . Bring you to shame ! Don't make me speak , Madge , don't make me speak . Marg . Yes do , speak your worst . Hodge . Why then , if you go to that , you ...
... bring a poor girl to shame , and after- wards leave her to the wide world . Hodge . Bring you to shame ! Don't make me speak , Madge , don't make me speak . Marg . Yes do , speak your worst . Hodge . Why then , if you go to that , you ...
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... bring me to him , bring him to me ; say I wait with impatience -tell him I will go - fly any where- Mer . My life ! my charmer ! Theod . Oh , Heavens ! Mr. Mervin ! Enter SIR HARRY and LADY SYCAMORE . Lady S. Sir Harry , don't walk so ...
... bring me to him , bring him to me ; say I wait with impatience -tell him I will go - fly any where- Mer . My life ! my charmer ! Theod . Oh , Heavens ! Mr. Mervin ! Enter SIR HARRY and LADY SYCAMORE . Lady S. Sir Harry , don't walk so ...
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... bring me a chair . Really , Mr. Oldboy , you throw my weakly frame into such repeated convulsions - but I see your aim ; you want to lay me in my grave , and you will very soon have that satisfaction . Col. O. I can't bear the sight of ...
... bring me a chair . Really , Mr. Oldboy , you throw my weakly frame into such repeated convulsions - but I see your aim ; you want to lay me in my grave , and you will very soon have that satisfaction . Col. O. I can't bear the sight of ...
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