The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 |
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... Cape of Good Hope ; but , Heaven be praised , I am once more arrived within sight of my own doors . I cannot help thinking how pleased my son will be to see me returned a full year sooner than my intention . Let . He would be much more ...
... Cape of Good Hope ; but , Heaven be praised , I am once more arrived within sight of my own doors . I cannot help thinking how pleased my son will be to see me returned a full year sooner than my intention . Let . He would be much more ...
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... table , a chair on each side - very well . Do you keep within call . But hark , he is here . Leave me , Lettice . [ Erit BUCK . GOVERNOR CAPE . MEN . BY WOMEN . MRS . FOOTE . ] THE ENGLISHMAN RETURNED FROM PARIS . 271.
... table , a chair on each side - very well . Do you keep within call . But hark , he is here . Leave me , Lettice . [ Erit BUCK . GOVERNOR CAPE . MEN . BY WOMEN . MRS . FOOTE . ] THE ENGLISHMAN RETURNED FROM PARIS . 271.
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... CAPE . MEN . BY WOMEN . MRS . CADWALLADER . ARABELLA . YOUNG CAPE . SPRIGHTLY . CADWALLADER . VAMP . ROBIN . Poet . Printer's Devil . SCENE I. - A Room . GOVERNOR CAPE and ROBIN . Gov. And he believes me dead , Robin ? Rob . Most ...
... CAPE . MEN . BY WOMEN . MRS . CADWALLADER . ARABELLA . YOUNG CAPE . SPRIGHTLY . CADWALLADER . VAMP . ROBIN . Poet . Printer's Devil . SCENE I. - A Room . GOVERNOR CAPE and ROBIN . Gov. And he believes me dead , Robin ? Rob . Most ...
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... CAPE's Lodgings , -YOUNG CAPE discovered with the Printer's Devil . Cape . Pr'ythee , go about thy business - vanish , dear devil . Devil . Master bid me not come without the proof ; he says as how there are two other an- swers ready ...
... CAPE's Lodgings , -YOUNG CAPE discovered with the Printer's Devil . Cape . Pr'ythee , go about thy business - vanish , dear devil . Devil . Master bid me not come without the proof ; he says as how there are two other an- swers ready ...
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... Cape . My disposition has at present very little of the vis comica . Spright . What's the matter ? Cape . Survey that mass of wealth upon the table ; all my own , and earned in little more than a week . Spright . Why , ' tis an ...
... Cape . My disposition has at present very little of the vis comica . Spright . What's the matter ? Cape . Survey that mass of wealth upon the table ; all my own , and earned in little more than a week . Spright . Why , ' tis an ...
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