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I don't ask you, ladies, to drink any wine before supper, lest it should spoil your
stomachs. Fre. I have taken the liberty to order some sweetmeats, sir, and tokay,
in the next room. I hope the ladies will excuse what is wanting. Mrs. W. There was
...
I don't ask you, ladies, to drink any wine before supper, lest it should spoil your
stomachs. Fre. I have taken the liberty to order some sweetmeats, sir, and tokay,
in the next room. I hope the ladies will excuse what is wanting. Mrs. W. There was
...
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I don't ask you , ladies , to drink any wine before supper , lest it should spoil your
stomachs . Fre . I have taken the liberty to order some sweetmeats , sir , and tokay
, in the next room . I hope the ladies will excuse what is wanting . Mrs. W. There ...
I don't ask you , ladies , to drink any wine before supper , lest it should spoil your
stomachs . Fre . I have taken the liberty to order some sweetmeats , sir , and tokay
, in the next room . I hope the ladies will excuse what is wanting . Mrs. W. There ...
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How dreary the time passes in this horrible old mansion : If it were not for my harp
, the recollection of past pleasures and hopes of future ones , I should go
distracted . SONG . - EMILY . Oh , the days of youth are fair and dear As the
balmy ...
How dreary the time passes in this horrible old mansion : If it were not for my harp
, the recollection of past pleasures and hopes of future ones , I should go
distracted . SONG . - EMILY . Oh , the days of youth are fair and dear As the
balmy ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volumen35 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editor | George Daniel |
| Colaborador | John Cumberland |
| Editor | J. Cumberland, 1875 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 2 Feb. 2006 |
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