British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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... honour , I must needs confess , is great , If , with his crown , you'd tell him where to eat . ' Tis well- -But I have more complaints- -- -look here ! [ Shewing his ragged coat . Hark ye : D'ye think this suit good winter wear ? In a ...
... honour , I must needs confess , is great , If , with his crown , you'd tell him where to eat . ' Tis well- -But I have more complaints- -- -look here ! [ Shewing his ragged coat . Hark ye : D'ye think this suit good winter wear ? In a ...
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... honour pleases , upon the sum total . Clar . Total , fifty - six pounds - and odd things . Flip . But six - and - fifty pounds ! Am . Nay , another body would have made it twice as much ; but there's a blessing goes along with 22 Aa 1 ...
... honour pleases , upon the sum total . Clar . Total , fifty - six pounds - and odd things . Flip . But six - and - fifty pounds ! Am . Nay , another body would have made it twice as much ; but there's a blessing goes along with 22 Aa 1 ...
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... honour sees by your bill . Clar . Poor woman I - Sometimes you have great losses , Mrs. Amlet ? Am . I have two thousand pounds owing me , of which I shall never get ten shillings . Clar . Poor woman ! -You have a great charge of ...
... honour sees by your bill . Clar . Poor woman I - Sometimes you have great losses , Mrs. Amlet ? Am . I have two thousand pounds owing me , of which I shall never get ten shillings . Clar . Poor woman ! -You have a great charge of ...
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... honour many thanks- [ Exit . Ah , there's a good lady ! not so much as read her bill- If the rest were like her , I should soon have money enough to go as fine as Dick himself . Enter DICK . Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my ...
... honour many thanks- [ Exit . Ah , there's a good lady ! not so much as read her bill- If the rest were like her , I should soon have money enough to go as fine as Dick himself . Enter DICK . Dick . Sure Flippanta must have given my ...
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... honour's most devoted.- civil , well - bred gentleman this , Mrs. Flippanta . Pray whom may he be ? Flip . A man of great note - Colonel Shapely . Am . Is it possible ? —I have heard much of him , indeed , but never saw him before . One ...
... honour's most devoted.- civil , well - bred gentleman this , Mrs. Flippanta . Pray whom may he be ? Flip . A man of great note - Colonel Shapely . Am . Is it possible ? —I have heard much of him , indeed , but never saw him before . One ...
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