British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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Page 11
... what's the matter ? Brass . There's a storm a - coming . Dick . From whence ? Brass . From the worst point in the compass , the law . Dick . The law ! Why , what have I to do with the law ? Brass . Nothing ; and therefore it has ...
... what's the matter ? Brass . There's a storm a - coming . Dick . From whence ? Brass . From the worst point in the compass , the law . Dick . The law ! Why , what have I to do with the law ? Brass . Nothing ; and therefore it has ...
Page 20
... what trick I shall play my husband to get some , I don't know ; for my pre- tence of losing my diamond necklace has put the man into such a passion , I'm afraid he won't hear reason . Flip . No matter ; he begins to think ' tis lost in ...
... what trick I shall play my husband to get some , I don't know ; for my pre- tence of losing my diamond necklace has put the man into such a passion , I'm afraid he won't hear reason . Flip . No matter ; he begins to think ' tis lost in ...
Page 30
... WHAT in the name of dulness is the matter with you , colonel ? You are as studious as a cracked chymist . Dick . My head , madam , is full of your husband . Clar . The worst furniture for a head in the uni- verse . Dick . I am thinking ...
... WHAT in the name of dulness is the matter with you , colonel ? You are as studious as a cracked chymist . Dick . My head , madam , is full of your husband . Clar . The worst furniture for a head in the uni- verse . Dick . I am thinking ...
Page 33
... what was't disturbed you ? Ara . Not your husband , don't trouble yourself ; at least I am not in love with him yet . Clar . Well remembered I had quite forgot that matter . I wish you much joy ; you have Aa II . 33 THE CONFEDERACY .
... what was't disturbed you ? Ara . Not your husband , don't trouble yourself ; at least I am not in love with him yet . Clar . Well remembered I had quite forgot that matter . I wish you much joy ; you have Aa II . 33 THE CONFEDERACY .
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... matters as we go , for I must make a tour among the shops . Ara . I have a coach waits at the door - we'll talk of ... What a pretty little pair of amiable persons are there gone to hold a council of war toge- ther ! Poor birds ...
... matters as we go , for I must make a tour among the shops . Ara . I have a coach waits at the door - we'll talk of ... What a pretty little pair of amiable persons are there gone to hold a council of war toge- ther ! Poor birds ...
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