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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... madam , I'm like to be very virtuous in your service , if you teach me all those tricks that you use to your lovers . Lady L. You're a fool , child ; observe this , that though a woman swear , forswear , lie , dissemble , back- bite ...
... madam , I'm like to be very virtuous in your service , if you teach me all those tricks that you use to your lovers . Lady L. You're a fool , child ; observe this , that though a woman swear , forswear , lie , dissemble , back- bite ...
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... madam , hoped the honour of defending you from all injuries , through a ' title to your lovely person ; but now my love must attend my fortune . My commission , madam , was my passport to the fair ; adding a nobleness to my passion , it ...
... madam , hoped the honour of defending you from all injuries , through a ' title to your lovely person ; but now my love must attend my fortune . My commission , madam , was my passport to the fair ; adding a nobleness to my passion , it ...
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... madam . Lady L. So suddenly ! which way are you de signed to travel ? Colonel S. That I can't yet resolve on . Lady L. Pray , sir , tell me ; pray , sir ; I entreat you ; why are you so obstinate ? Colonel S. Why are you so curious , madam ...
... madam . Lady L. So suddenly ! which way are you de signed to travel ? Colonel S. That I can't yet resolve on . Lady L. Pray , sir , tell me ; pray , sir ; I entreat you ; why are you so obstinate ? Colonel S. Why are you so curious , madam ...
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... Madam , I'll bring you the news of my victory this evening . Poor Sir Harry , ha ! ha ! ha ! [ 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 ...
... Madam , I'll bring you the news of my victory this evening . Poor Sir Harry , ha ! ha ! ha ! [ 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 ...
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... madam . Lady 1 ) . Then , sir , you have no business here . Sir H. This letter , madam , will inform you far- ther . Mr. Vizard sent it , with his humble service to your ladyship . Lady 19. How does my cousin , sir ? Sir H. Ay , her ...
... madam . Lady 1 ) . Then , sir , you have no business here . Sir H. This letter , madam , will inform you far- ther . Mr. Vizard sent it , with his humble service to your ladyship . Lady 19. How does my cousin , sir ? Sir H. Ay , her ...
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