A Collection of the Most Esteemed Farces and Entertainments Performed on the British Stage ...C. Elliot, 1786 |
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... Fool ! ha , ha , ha ! Well enough ; a queer dog , and no fool , I • warrant you . Killigrew ; ah , I have heard my grand- ⚫ father talk much of that fame Killigrew , and no fool . But what's all this to news , Mr Hartop ? Who gives us ...
... Fool ! ha , ha , ha ! Well enough ; a queer dog , and no fool , I • warrant you . Killigrew ; ah , I have heard my grand- ⚫ father talk much of that fame Killigrew , and no fool . But what's all this to news , Mr Hartop ? Who gives us ...
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