British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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... COLLEY CIBBER , ESQ . ADAPTED FOR THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION , AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE - ROYAL , COVENT GARDEN . REGULATED FROM THE PROMPT - BOOK , By Permission of the Manager . The Lines aistinguished by inverted Commas , are ...
... COLLEY CIBBER , ESQ . ADAPTED FOR THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION , AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE - ROYAL , COVENT GARDEN . REGULATED FROM THE PROMPT - BOOK , By Permission of the Manager . The Lines aistinguished by inverted Commas , are ...
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... , and utmost expectations at your Lordship's feet for sup port and protection . I am , My Lord , Your Lordship's most humble , And most obedient servant , COLLEY CIBBER . PROLOGUE . SINCE plays are but the mirrors of our vi DEDICATION .
... , and utmost expectations at your Lordship's feet for sup port and protection . I am , My Lord , Your Lordship's most humble , And most obedient servant , COLLEY CIBBER . PROLOGUE . SINCE plays are but the mirrors of our vi DEDICATION .
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