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I was there with Miss Flyblow , the great butcher's daughter in Newgate Market : I'
m sure she will have a matter of six thousand pounds to her fortune ; and we
came in Mr. Deputy Dumplin's own chariot , that waited for us all the while .
I was there with Miss Flyblow , the great butcher's daughter in Newgate Market : I'
m sure she will have a matter of six thousand pounds to her fortune ; and we
came in Mr. Deputy Dumplin's own chariot , that waited for us all the while .
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Miss La Blond , to be sure . Old C. Miss Muzzy , Deputy Muzzy's daughter , child ;
she is a very great fortune . But I must go and order card - tables in the next room
. [ Exit , L. Pri . Oh , lord ! Watty , see here , if I have not tore my gown ! Young C.
Miss La Blond , to be sure . Old C. Miss Muzzy , Deputy Muzzy's daughter , child ;
she is a very great fortune . But I must go and order card - tables in the next room
. [ Exit , L. Pri . Oh , lord ! Watty , see here , if I have not tore my gown ! Young C.
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Young C. Why , Miss Prissy , I have been thinking of what you were saying to me ,
and , if I was sure you would not return to any of your old tricks Pri . Why , to be
sure , Master Watty , I have been a very sad girl , and I do not deserve that you ...
Young C. Why , Miss Prissy , I have been thinking of what you were saying to me ,
and , if I was sure you would not return to any of your old tricks Pri . Why , to be
sure , Master Watty , I have been a very sad girl , and I do not deserve that you ...
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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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