The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Free . What should I remember ? ' Lov . ' How I play'd Daniel in the Conscious Lovers at school , and afterwards arriv'd at the distinguish'd cha- racter of the mighty Mr Scrub- [ Mimicing . Free . Ha , ha , ha ! that is very well ...
... Free . What should I remember ? ' Lov . ' How I play'd Daniel in the Conscious Lovers at school , and afterwards arriv'd at the distinguish'd cha- racter of the mighty Mr Scrub- [ Mimicing . Free . Ha , ha , ha ! that is very well ...
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... Free . Why in such a hurry , Philip ? Pbil . I shall leave the house as little as possible , now his honour is away . Free . You are in the right , Philip . Phil . Servants at such times are too apt to be negli- gent and extravagant ...
... Free . Why in such a hurry , Philip ? Pbil . I shall leave the house as little as possible , now his honour is away . Free . You are in the right , Philip . Phil . Servants at such times are too apt to be negli- gent and extravagant ...
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... Free . I don't doubt it . [ Aside . Pbil . I have twenty pupils in the parish of St James's ; and for a table , or a side board , or behind an equipage or in the d livery of a message , or any thing- Free . What have you for entrance ...
... Free . I don't doubt it . [ Aside . Pbil . I have twenty pupils in the parish of St James's ; and for a table , or a side board , or behind an equipage or in the d livery of a message , or any thing- Free . What have you for entrance ...
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Dramatic Works: To which is Prefixed a Life of the Author, Volumen3 David Garrick Vista completa - 1798 |
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