The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays,: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1808 |
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... DICKY . Lady D. This is my daughter , cousin . Dicky . Now , sir , remember your three scrapes . Clinch . jun . [ Saluting ANGELICA . ] One , two , three , your humble servant . Was not that right , Dicky ? Dicky . Ay , ' faith , sir ...
... DICKY . Lady D. This is my daughter , cousin . Dicky . Now , sir , remember your three scrapes . Clinch . jun . [ Saluting ANGELICA . ] One , two , three , your humble servant . Was not that right , Dicky ? Dicky . Ay , ' faith , sir ...
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... DICKY following . Ang . Sir , if your conversation be no more agree- able than ' twas the last time , I would advise you to make your visit as short as you can . Sir H. The offences of my last visit , madam , bore their punishment in ...
... DICKY following . Ang . Sir , if your conversation be no more agree- able than ' twas the last time , I would advise you to make your visit as short as you can . Sir H. The offences of my last visit , madam , bore their punishment in ...
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... Dicky . The Pope . Clinch . jun . The devil he does ! My brother go to the place where the Pope dwells ! He's bewitched , sure ! Enter TOM ERRAND , in CLINCHER SENIOR'S Clothes . Dicky . Indeed , I believe he is , for he's strangely ...
... Dicky . The Pope . Clinch . jun . The devil he does ! My brother go to the place where the Pope dwells ! He's bewitched , sure ! Enter TOM ERRAND , in CLINCHER SENIOR'S Clothes . Dicky . Indeed , I believe he is , for he's strangely ...
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... Dicky . I seize you in the king's name , sir . Tom Oh , lord ! should this prove some parliament- man now ! Clinch . jun . Speak , you rogue , what are you ? Tom . A poor porter , and going of an errand . Dicky . What errand ? Speak ...
... Dicky . I seize you in the king's name , sir . Tom Oh , lord ! should this prove some parliament- man now ! Clinch . jun . Speak , you rogue , what are you ? Tom . A poor porter , and going of an errand . Dicky . What errand ? Speak ...
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... Dicky . Ah ! don't swear , sir . [ Puts on his Brother's Clothes . Clinch . jun . Swear , sir ! Zoons , ha'n't I got ... Dicky , carry this spark before a justice , and when he has made oath , you may dis- charge him . And I'll go see ...
... Dicky . Ah ! don't swear , sir . [ Puts on his Brother's Clothes . Clinch . jun . Swear , sir ! Zoons , ha'n't I got ... Dicky , carry this spark before a justice , and when he has made oath , you may dis- charge him . And I'll go see ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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