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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... Scrub . Sunday , an't please your worship . Sul . Sunday ! bring me a dram ; and , d'ye hear , set out the venison ... Scrub ! Scrub . Sir ! Sul . Get things ready to shave my head . [ Exit . Mrs. Sul . Have a care of coming near his ...
... Scrub . Sunday , an't please your worship . Sul . Sunday ! bring me a dram ; and , d'ye hear , set out the venison ... Scrub ! Scrub . Sir ! Sul . Get things ready to shave my head . [ Exit . Mrs. Sul . Have a care of coming near his ...
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... SCRUB . Well , Scrub , what news of the gentleman ? Scrub . Madam , I have brought you a whole packet of news . Dor . Open it quickly ; come . Scrub . In the first place , I inquired who the gen- tleman was ? They told me he was a ...
... SCRUB . Well , Scrub , what news of the gentleman ? Scrub . Madam , I have brought you a whole packet of news . Dor . Open it quickly ; come . Scrub . In the first place , I inquired who the gen- tleman was ? They told me he was a ...
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... Scrub . Why , some think he's a spy ; some guess he's a mountebank ; some say one thing , some an- other ; -but , for my own part , I believe he's a jesuit . Dor . A jesuit ! Why a jesuit ? Scrub . Because he keeps his horses always ...
... Scrub . Why , some think he's a spy ; some guess he's a mountebank ; some say one thing , some an- other ; -but , for my own part , I believe he's a jesuit . Dor . A jesuit ! Why a jesuit ? Scrub . Because he keeps his horses always ...
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... Scrub . Oh , madam ! you wrong me : I never re- fused your ladyship the favour in my life . Enter GIPSEY . Gip . Ladies , dinner's upon table . Dor . Scrub , we'll excuse your waiting - Go where we ordered you . Scrub . I shall ...
... Scrub . Oh , madam ! you wrong me : I never re- fused your ladyship the favour in my life . Enter GIPSEY . Gip . Ladies , dinner's upon table . Dor . Scrub , we'll excuse your waiting - Go where we ordered you . Scrub . I shall ...
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... SCRUB , singing , and hugging one another ; SCRUB with a Tankard in his Hand - GIP- SEY listening at a Distance . ¿ Scrub . Tal , all , dal- have that song once more , -Come , my dear boy , let us Arch . No , no , we shall disturb the ...
... SCRUB , singing , and hugging one another ; SCRUB with a Tankard in his Hand - GIP- SEY listening at a Distance . ¿ Scrub . Tal , all , dal- have that song once more , -Come , my dear boy , let us Arch . No , no , we shall disturb the ...
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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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