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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... present case , followed by less fatal consequences . In the course of a dangerous illness , which for some time threatened Wycherly's life , the king even condescended to visit him at his lodgings in Bow street , and was graciously ...
... present case , followed by less fatal consequences . In the course of a dangerous illness , which for some time threatened Wycherly's life , the king even condescended to visit him at his lodgings in Bow street , and was graciously ...
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... present comedy was greatly admired by the court , and warmly received by the town ; which will give the reader no surprise , as its fable , incidents , and dialogue , are all perfectly dramatick , and worthy of high admiration . - Yet ...
... present comedy was greatly admired by the court , and warmly received by the town ; which will give the reader no surprise , as its fable , incidents , and dialogue , are all perfectly dramatick , and worthy of high admiration . - Yet ...
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... present state , boasts the witty dialogue of former times , blended with the purity , and happy incidents , of modern dramas . As the catastrophe of all comedies is marriage , marriage was likewise the catastrophe of poor Wy- cherly's ...
... present state , boasts the witty dialogue of former times , blended with the purity , and happy incidents , of modern dramas . As the catastrophe of all comedies is marriage , marriage was likewise the catastrophe of poor Wy- cherly's ...
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... present to your godson in the country . Peg . You must not tell that , Lucy . Lucy . But I will , madam - When you were with your lawyers last night , Miss Peggy , to divert me and herself , put ' em on , and they fitted her to a hair ...
... present to your godson in the country . Peg . You must not tell that , Lucy . Lucy . But I will , madam - When you were with your lawyers last night , Miss Peggy , to divert me and herself , put ' em on , and they fitted her to a hair ...
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... present my humble service to her . Peg . Thank you heartily , sir . Moody . ' Sdeath , she will discover herself [ Bowing . yet , in spite of me ! [ Aside . Belo . And mine too , sir . Peg . That I will , indeed . [ Bowing . Harc . Pray ...
... present my humble service to her . Peg . Thank you heartily , sir . Moody . ' Sdeath , she will discover herself [ Bowing . yet , in spite of me ! [ Aside . Belo . And mine too , sir . Peg . That I will , indeed . [ Bowing . Harc . Pray ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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