The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... play'd A Comedy , and toute nouvelle- Spade ! Is not Miss Crotchet at the Play ? Mrs Qu . My Neice Has made a party , Sir . to damn the Piece . At the Whist Table . Ld . Min . I hate a Play - house - Trumph ! -It makes me sick . 1st ...
... play'd A Comedy , and toute nouvelle- Spade ! Is not Miss Crotchet at the Play ? Mrs Qu . My Neice Has made a party , Sir . to damn the Piece . At the Whist Table . Ld . Min . I hate a Play - house - Trumph ! -It makes me sick . 1st ...
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... Plays , and their Play - house , and Bards ! ' Tis singing , not saying ; A fig for all playing , But playing , as we do , at cards ! I love to see Jonas , Am pleas'd too with Comus ; Each well the Spectator rewards . So clever , so ...
... Plays , and their Play - house , and Bards ! ' Tis singing , not saying ; A fig for all playing , But playing , as we do , at cards ! I love to see Jonas , Am pleas'd too with Comus ; Each well the Spectator rewards . So clever , so ...
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... Play . Miss Cro . We've lost the day . Col. T. Tell us , dear Miss , all you have heard and seen . Miss Cro . I'm tir'd - a chair - here , take my Capuchin ! Ld Min . And isn't it damn'd , Miss ? Miss Cro . No , my lord , not quite ...
... Play . Miss Cro . We've lost the day . Col. T. Tell us , dear Miss , all you have heard and seen . Miss Cro . I'm tir'd - a chair - here , take my Capuchin ! Ld Min . And isn't it damn'd , Miss ? Miss Cro . No , my lord , not quite ...
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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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