British Theatre, Volume 11J. Bell, 1792 - English drama |
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... journey , for I suppose , now , you'll drop all thoughts of this other lady - I forget her name →→ Ay , Miss Mary Ann Richley - she has no chance now , I reckon , Sir- Brump . Why , you senseless numskull ! as sure Act 1 . FOR GUARDIANS .
... journey , for I suppose , now , you'll drop all thoughts of this other lady - I forget her name →→ Ay , Miss 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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John Bell. Brump . Why , you senseless numskull ! as sure as I am Charles Brumpton , Esq . she shall be Mrs. Brumpton ; and upon the death of my very good father , she'll be a baronet's lady , that's all . Brisk . And yet there is some ...
John Bell. Brump . Why , you senseless numskull ! as sure as I am Charles Brumpton , Esq . she shall be Mrs. Brumpton ; and upon the death of my very good father , she'll be a baronet's lady , that's all . Brisk . And yet there is some ...
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... numskulls ! how is every body at home ? Peter . Charmingly well . Brid . All in pure health , praise for every thing ! and Miss Mary Ann sings about the house like a little bird in a cage . Old . Has not she been melancholy since I went ...
... numskulls ! how is every body at home ? Peter . Charmingly well . Brid . All in pure health , praise for every thing ! and Miss Mary Ann sings about the house like a little bird in a cage . Old . Has not she been melancholy since I went ...
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... numskulls ! Listen to me ; watch my house well ; and be sure you never let any powdered fops put a foot over the threshold of my door- Bridg . Yes , Sir ! Peter . No , Sir ! Old . But the wily arts of young men ! -think of a gay ...
... numskulls ! Listen to me ; watch my house well ; and be sure you never let any powdered fops put a foot over the threshold of my door- Bridg . Yes , Sir ! Peter . No , Sir ! Old . But the wily arts of young men ! -think of a gay ...
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