The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays,: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1808 |
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... sure ! Sir Harry , when you have learned more wit and manners , you shall be wel- come here again . [ Exit . Sir H. Wit and manners ! ' Egad , now , I conceive there is a great deal of wit and manners in twenty guineas - I'm sure ' tis ...
... sure ! Sir Harry , when you have learned more wit and manners , you shall be wel- come here again . [ Exit . Sir H. Wit and manners ! ' Egad , now , I conceive there is a great deal of wit and manners in twenty guineas - I'm sure ' tis ...
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... sure ! Dicky . Mad , sir ! Ay - Why , he's a beau . Clinch . jun . A beau ! What's that ? Are all mad- men beaux ? Dicky . No , sir ; but most beaux are madmen.— But now for your cousin . Remember your three scrapes , a kiss , and your ...
... sure ! Dicky . Mad , sir ! Ay - Why , he's a beau . Clinch . jun . A beau ! What's that ? Are all mad- men beaux ? Dicky . No , sir ; but most beaux are madmen.— But now for your cousin . Remember your three scrapes , a kiss , and your ...
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... sure of that ? Sir H. Why , ' twere a solecism in nature . Why , we are finger and glove , sir . She dances with me , sings with me , plays with me , swears with me , lies with me . Colonel S. How , sir ? Sir H. I mean in an honourable ...
... sure of that ? Sir H. Why , ' twere a solecism in nature . Why , we are finger and glove , sir . She dances with me , sings with me , plays with me , swears with me , lies with me . Colonel S. How , sir ? Sir H. I mean in an honourable ...
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... sure you do , you little rogue- Lady L. Here's a villain , now , so covetous , that he I'll be reven- would bribe me with my own money . ged . Aside . Upon my word , Mr Alderman , you make me blush , -what d'ye mean , pray ? Smug . See ...
... sure you do , you little rogue- Lady L. Here's a villain , now , so covetous , that he I'll be reven- would bribe me with my own money . ged . Aside . Upon my word , Mr Alderman , you make me blush , -what d'ye mean , pray ? Smug . See ...
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... sure as fate- hope you'll pardon my curiosity . -So , Alderman , I [ Strikes him . Smug . Curiosity ! Deuce take your curiosity , sir ! What d'ye mean ? Sir H. Nothing at all ; I'm but in jest , sir . Smug . Oh , I can take any thing in ...
... sure as fate- hope you'll pardon my curiosity . -So , Alderman , I [ Strikes him . Smug . Curiosity ! Deuce take your curiosity , sir ! What d'ye mean ? Sir H. Nothing at all ; I'm but in jest , sir . Smug . Oh , I can take any thing in ...
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