The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ...Mrs. Inchbald Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1808 |
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... Exit . Vizard . Sir , I'm very sorry for your misfortune . Colonel S. Why so ? I don't come to borrow money of you ; if you're my friend , meet me this evening at the Rummer ; I'll pay my foy , drink a health to my 70 king , prosperity ...
... Exit . Vizard . Sir , I'm very sorry for your misfortune . Colonel S. Why so ? I don't come to borrow money of you ; if you're my friend , meet me this evening at the Rummer ; I'll pay my foy , drink a health to my 70 king , prosperity ...
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... Exit . Sir H. Nay , hold , colonel ; I'll follow you , and will know . [ Runs out . Vizard . The Lady Lurewell his mistress ! He loves her : but she loves me .--- But he's a baronet , and I plain Vizard ; he has a coach , and I walk on ...
... Exit . Sir H. Nay , hold , colonel ; I'll follow you , and will know . [ Runs out . Vizard . The Lady Lurewell his mistress ! He loves her : but she loves me .--- But he's a baronet , and I plain Vizard ; he has a coach , and I walk on ...
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... Exit . Sir H. Pr'ythee , dost know him ? Vizard . Know him ! why , it is Clincher , who was apprentice to my uncle Smuggler , the merchant in the city . Sir H. What makes him so gay ? Vizard . Why , he's in mourning . Sir H. In mourning ...
... Exit . Sir H. Pr'ythee , dost know him ? Vizard . Know him ! why , it is Clincher , who was apprentice to my uncle Smuggler , the merchant in the city . Sir H. What makes him so gay ? Vizard . Why , he's in mourning . Sir H. In mourning ...
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... Exit . Colonel S. Dear madam , a rare project ! Now shall 1 bait him , like Acteon , with his own dogs .-- Well , Mrs. Parly , it is ordered by act of parliament , that you receive no more pieces , Mrs. Parly . Parly . " Tis provided by ...
... Exit . Colonel S. Dear madam , a rare project ! Now shall 1 bait him , like Acteon , with his own dogs .-- Well , Mrs. Parly , it is ordered by act of parliament , that you receive no more pieces , Mrs. Parly . Parly . " Tis provided by ...
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... Exit . Lady L. To the right about as you were ; march , Colonel . Ha ! ha ! ha ! Vain man , who boasts of studied parts and wiles ! Nature in us , your deepest art beguiles , Stamping deep cunning in our frowns and smiles . You toil for ...
... Exit . Lady L. To the right about as you were ; march , Colonel . Ha ! ha ! ha ! Vain man , who boasts of studied parts and wiles ! Nature in us , your deepest art beguiles , Stamping deep cunning in our frowns and smiles . You toil for ...
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