Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volumen20George Daniel, John Cumberland J. Cumberland, 1828 |
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... M'QUERY . - Old - fashioned black suit - three - cornered hat . LANDLORD . - Brown coat - red waistcoat - brown kerseymere breeches - white stockings - apron . SHOPMAN . - Kerseymere breeches - buff waistcoat - short fustian jacket ...
... M'QUERY . - Old - fashioned black suit - three - cornered hat . LANDLORD . - Brown coat - red waistcoat - brown kerseymere breeches - white stockings - apron . SHOPMAN . - Kerseymere breeches - buff waistcoat - short fustian jacket ...
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... M'Query , a knavish money - lender . If your debts are of that description , you become my antipathy , my detestation . Tan . On my honour , no . Cau . Well , then , as I can better afford to lose it than an honest creditor , I'll give ...
... M'Query , a knavish money - lender . If your debts are of that description , you become my antipathy , my detestation . Tan . On my honour , no . Cau . Well , then , as I can better afford to lose it than an honest creditor , I'll give ...
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... M'QUERY , R. D. Fau . Ah , my attorney ! Speak , tell me , relieve the sufferings of a parent's heart - am I to despair ? [ M'Query shakes his head . ] Is there a hope ? M'Que . ( R. C. ) Here's a letter . [ Faulkner opens it with ...
... M'QUERY , R. D. Fau . Ah , my attorney ! Speak , tell me , relieve the sufferings of a parent's heart - am I to despair ? [ M'Query shakes his head . ] Is there a hope ? M'Que . ( R. C. ) Here's a letter . [ Faulkner opens it with ...
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... forgery . Fau . Villain ! [ Siezes him ; M'Query smiles . ] Oh ! I beg pardon - you are pleasant . M'Que . Yes , I am very pleasant ; and I wish I could return the compliment . [ Aside . ] What a 22 [ ACT I. THE WAY TO GET MARRIED .
... forgery . Fau . Villain ! [ Siezes him ; M'Query smiles . ] Oh ! I beg pardon - you are pleasant . M'Que . Yes , I am very pleasant ; and I wish I could return the compliment . [ Aside . ] What a 22 [ ACT I. THE WAY TO GET MARRIED .
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... M'Query , sir . Enter CAUSTIC and M'QUERY , L. All , Ah , friend Caustic ! glad to see you - servant , Mr. Attorney - come , bring chairs - read quick 24 [ ACT II . THE WAY TO GET MARRIED .
... M'Query , sir . Enter CAUSTIC and M'QUERY , L. All , Ah , friend Caustic ! glad to see you - servant , Mr. Attorney - come , bring chairs - read quick 24 [ ACT II . THE WAY TO GET MARRIED .
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| Título | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volumen20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editores | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Ilustrado por | Robert Cruikshank |
| Editor | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 10 Nov. 2016 |
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