The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Maid . But should he come upon us without ringing . Brush . I'll forgive him if he does - This key [ takes a phi- al out of the case ] locks him up till I please to let him out . Cb Maid . Law , Sir ! that's a pothecary's - stuff ...
... Maid . But should he come upon us without ringing . Brush . I'll forgive him if he does - This key [ takes a phi- al out of the case ] locks him up till I please to let him out . Cb Maid . Law , Sir ! that's a pothecary's - stuff ...
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... Maid . ( sips . ) Poor gentleman ! but should the Swish gentleman come upon us . [ frightened . Brush . Why then the English gentleman would be very angry No foreigner must break in upon my privacy . ( sips . ) But I can assure you ...
... Maid . ( sips . ) Poor gentleman ! but should the Swish gentleman come upon us . [ frightened . Brush . Why then the English gentleman would be very angry No foreigner must break in upon my privacy . ( sips . ) But I can assure you ...
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... Maid . O dear ! -what shall I do ? Mrs Heidel . Tell us this moment , or I'll turn you out of doors directly . Ch Maid . Why , our butler has been treating us below in his pantry - Mr Brush forc'd us to make iday night of it . Miss ...
... Maid . O dear ! -what shall I do ? Mrs Heidel . Tell us this moment , or I'll turn you out of doors directly . Ch Maid . Why , our butler has been treating us below in his pantry - Mr Brush forc'd us to make iday night of it . Miss ...
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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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