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Page 139
... mirror , see Those follies and the dangers they have run , Be cheaply warn'd , and think these ' scapes their own . THE END . [ Exeunt . Graham del . M.A. M BLAND as MARY ANN . A & V. 139 THE LADY'S LAST STAKE . [Exeunt. ...
... mirror , see Those follies and the dangers they have run , Be cheaply warn'd , and think these ' scapes their own . THE END . [ Exeunt . Graham del . M.A. M BLAND as MARY ANN . A & V. 139 THE LADY'S LAST STAKE . [Exeunt. ...
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John Bell. Graham del . M.A. M BLAND as MARY ANN . So you be come I see . London , Printed for G. Cawthorn , British Library Strand , Jan.211797 . Audince THE SCHOOL FOR GUARDIANS . A COMEDY . BY ARTHUR Act III . Sc . 4 . SCHOOL FOR ...
John Bell. Graham del . M.A. M BLAND as MARY ANN . So you be come I see . London , Printed for G. Cawthorn , British Library Strand , Jan.211797 . Audince THE SCHOOL FOR GUARDIANS . A COMEDY . BY ARTHUR Act III . Sc . 4 . SCHOOL FOR ...
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... MARY ANN , HARRIET , BRIDGET , Scene , London . - Miss Wilford . Mrs. Mahon . Dramatis Personae. ...
... MARY ANN , HARRIET , BRIDGET , Scene , London . - Miss Wilford . Mrs. Mahon . Dramatis Personae. ...
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... Mary Ann Richley - she has no chance now , I reckon , Sir- Brump . Why , you senseless numskull ! as sure Act 1 . FOR GUARDIANS .
... Mary Ann Richley - she has no chance now , I reckon , Sir- Brump . Why , you senseless numskull ! as sure Act 1 . FOR GUARDIANS .
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... Mary Ann , a bride . Lovi . And a little time will make you―― Old . Happy : though , by that significant look , you have your doubts . Lovi . I have , Sir : I have a shrewd guess that- Old . Then you'll be out in your guess , Lovi . I ...
... Mary Ann , a bride . Lovi . And a little time will make you―― Old . Happy : though , by that significant look , you have your doubts . Lovi . I have , Sir : I have a shrewd guess that- Old . Then you'll be out in your guess , Lovi . I ...
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