British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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John Bell. It is a problem in the heart of man , that he applauds with the highest pleasure the tricks of represented fraud . He brings himself whimsically to think , that some characters may be injured ... heart of man, ...
John Bell. It is a problem in the heart of man , that he applauds with the highest pleasure the tricks of represented fraud . He brings himself whimsically to think , that some characters may be injured ... heart of man, ...
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... It's a very passionate one ; it's sealed with a heart and dagger ; you may see by that what he intends to do with himself . Fip . Are there any verses in it ? If Bij Aa 1 . 15 THE CONFEDERACY . Brass. Yes, as ambassador from Araminta, I ...
... It's a very passionate one ; it's sealed with a heart and dagger ; you may see by that what he intends to do with himself . Fip . Are there any verses in it ? If Bij Aa 1 . 15 THE CONFEDERACY . Brass. Yes, as ambassador from Araminta, I ...
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... heart . Clar . Poor woman ! Am . He'll be hanged , madam : that will be the end of him . Where he gets it , Heaven knows ; but he's always shaking his heels with the ladies , and his el- 3 bows with the lords . He's as fine as a A & I ...
... heart . Clar . Poor woman ! Am . He'll be hanged , madam : that will be the end of him . Where he gets it , Heaven knows ; but he's always shaking his heels with the ladies , and his el- 3 bows with the lords . He's as fine as a A & I ...
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... heart , Flippanta ; for I don't believe a word he says . But he does so plague me with his continual scolding , I'm almost weary of my life . Flip . Why , what is't he finds fault with ? Cor . Nay , I don't know , for I never mind him ...
... heart , Flippanta ; for I don't believe a word he says . But he does so plague me with his continual scolding , I'm almost weary of my life . Flip . Why , what is't he finds fault with ? Cor . Nay , I don't know , for I never mind him ...
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