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... watching the scene below , occasionally moving the blanket , and casting
anxious looks at Philip in his hiding - place . DIRGE . Troubled spirit ! pass away
From your prison house of clay ; Every door is open wide , Night is at her turn of
tide .
... watching the scene below , occasionally moving the blanket , and casting
anxious looks at Philip in his hiding - place . DIRGE . Troubled spirit ! pass away
From your prison house of clay ; Every door is open wide , Night is at her turn of
tide .
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People were obliged to agree, that the actions of men in common life might be
very admirably painted in elegant prose, and that the constraint of verse, which
sometimes heightens a thought by the happy turn it admits, may likewise be the ...
People were obliged to agree, that the actions of men in common life might be
very admirably painted in elegant prose, and that the constraint of verse, which
sometimes heightens a thought by the happy turn it admits, may likewise be the ...
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and he has just given me orders to turn you out. [weeps. Fin. Has he so? [
throwing the luggage down.] then let the next male that comes this day, take up
the luggage. Patrick Finesse, gentleman to the late General Constant, of
Ballynarig, don't ...
and he has just given me orders to turn you out. [weeps. Fin. Has he so? [
throwing the luggage down.] then let the next male that comes this day, take up
the luggage. Patrick Finesse, gentleman to the late General Constant, of
Ballynarig, don't ...
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Agnes arms believe better Blanch Brag bring brother Capias character Charles comes Corset Crossing dear devil don't door Easy Enter Exit eyes face fall father fear feel fellow fortune Gilks girl give hand head hear heart Heaven hold honour hope I'll keep lady Laughing leave live London look madam Maria marry master mean mind Miss Musket never night play poor pounds pray Sadi SCENE servant Sir Edward Sir John speak spirit STAGE stand sure Susan sweet talk tell thee there's thing thou thought thousand true turn Wilford window wish woman young Zarah
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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