The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, in the English Language, Volumen1M. Polock, 1856 |
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... SERVANT . Sern . Madam , a stranger in a foreign habit Desires to see you . Char . In a foreign habit- ' Tis strange and unexpected - But admit him . [ Exit SERVANT , Who can this stranger be ? I know no foreigner . WILMOT enters . -Nor ...
... SERVANT . Sern . Madam , a stranger in a foreign habit Desires to see you . Char . In a foreign habit- ' Tis strange and unexpected - But admit him . [ Exit SERVANT , Who can this stranger be ? I know no foreigner . WILMOT enters . -Nor ...
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... SERVANT , Mr. O'Brien .... MISS HARRIOT , .. LUCY , ..... Miss Pritchard .. ...... Mrs . Clive .... COVENT GARDEN . Mr. Murray . Mr. Munden . Mr. Brunton . .Mr . W. Murray . Miss Taylor . .Mrs . Mattocks . АСТ І. SCENE I - A Hall at MR ...
... SERVANT , Mr. O'Brien .... MISS HARRIOT , .. LUCY , ..... Miss Pritchard .. ...... Mrs . Clive .... COVENT GARDEN . Mr. Murray . Mr. Munden . Mr. Brunton . .Mr . W. Murray . Miss Taylor . .Mrs . Mattocks . АСТ І. SCENE I - A Hall at MR ...
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... SERVANT . Let the young lady know that I shall attend her commands in the library . [ Exit SERVANT . ] Will you excuse me , gentlemen ? Sir C. Ay , ay - we'll leave you to yourselves ; and pray convince her that I and my nephew are most ...
... SERVANT . Let the young lady know that I shall attend her commands in the library . [ Exit SERVANT . ] Will you excuse me , gentlemen ? Sir C. Ay , ay - we'll leave you to yourselves ; and pray convince her that I and my nephew are most ...
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... Servant . ] Here , take this letter to Mr. Clackit . [ Gives the letter ; exit Servant . Har . He disapproves my passion , and I shall die with confusion . [ Aside . Enter LUCY . Lucy . The conversation is over , and I may appear ...
... Servant . ] Here , take this letter to Mr. Clackit . [ Gives the letter ; exit Servant . Har . He disapproves my passion , and I shall die with confusion . [ Aside . Enter LUCY . Lucy . The conversation is over , and I may appear ...
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... servant a pimp . Kitty . A bawd ! a bawd ! Do I look like a bawd , Madam ? Sharp . And so , Madam , in the scuffle , my coat was torn to pieces , as well as your reputation . Mel . And so you joined to make me infamous ! Sharp . For ...
... servant a pimp . Kitty . A bawd ! a bawd ! Do I look like a bawd , Madam ? Sharp . And so , Madam , in the scuffle , my coat was torn to pieces , as well as your reputation . Mel . And so you joined to make me infamous ! Sharp . For ...
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