A Collection of the Most Esteemed Farces and Entertainments Performed on the British Stage ...C. Elliot, 1788 |
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... these are but trifling objections . Char . You mean , Sir , they prove the object a trifle . Serj . Why , you pert jade , do you play on my words ? I fay Sir Luke is Char . Nobody . Serj . Nobody ! how the deuce do you make that out ...
... these are but trifling objections . Char . You mean , Sir , they prove the object a trifle . Serj . Why , you pert jade , do you play on my words ? I fay Sir Luke is Char . Nobody . Serj . Nobody ! how the deuce do you make that out ...
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... these are ca fes in point . Sir Luke . Oh ! clear as a trout - ftream ; and it is not only , my little Charlot , that this piece of timber answers every purpose , but it has procured me many a bit of fun . in my time . Serj . Ay ! Sir ...
... these are ca fes in point . Sir Luke . Oh ! clear as a trout - ftream ; and it is not only , my little Charlot , that this piece of timber answers every purpose , but it has procured me many a bit of fun . in my time . Serj . Ay ! Sir ...
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... these occafions , no man in England is more punctual than- Enter a Servant , who gives Sir Luke a Letter . From whom ? Serv . Earl of Brentford . The fervant waits for an an- fwer . Sir Luke . Answer ! -By your leave , Mr Serjeant and ...
... these occafions , no man in England is more punctual than- Enter a Servant , who gives Sir Luke a Letter . From whom ? Serv . Earl of Brentford . The fervant waits for an an- fwer . Sir Luke . Answer ! -By your leave , Mr Serjeant and ...
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... these kind of fuits- Fair . True , Sir , but then your experience will fhor- ten , I appreh- Serj . That's more than I know : and then not only my fees lying dormant , but perhaps an expectation of money advanc'd . Fair . The property ...
... these kind of fuits- Fair . True , Sir , but then your experience will fhor- ten , I appreh- Serj . That's more than I know : and then not only my fees lying dormant , but perhaps an expectation of money advanc'd . Fair . The property ...
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... these custards . Sir Luke . Yes , they have a delicate flavour - but he promis'd , if poffible , to efcape for an hour - won't you ? ( To Mrs Circuit . ) Mrs Cir . No , it gives me the heart - burn . — Then let us leave him a cover ...
... these custards . Sir Luke . Yes , they have a delicate flavour - but he promis'd , if poffible , to efcape for an hour - won't you ? ( To Mrs Circuit . ) Mrs Cir . No , it gives me the heart - burn . — Then let us leave him a cover ...
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