The Dramatic Works, Volumen3Gregg, 1969 |
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... Poor girl ! I swore to support her affection with my life and fortune ; - ' tis a debt of ho- nour , and must be paid - you swore as much too , Mr Ster- ling ; but your laws in the city will excuse you , I suppose ; for you never strike ...
... Poor girl ! I swore to support her affection with my life and fortune ; - ' tis a debt of ho- nour , and must be paid - you swore as much too , Mr Ster- ling ; but your laws in the city will excuse you , I suppose ; for you never strike ...
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... poor relations , Mer . I have not a qualm left - But did you really pass for a strolling player last summer , to have a pretence of being near her father's house . Wil . Yes , I did , and as Polonius says , was accounted a good actor ...
... poor relations , Mer . I have not a qualm left - But did you really pass for a strolling player last summer , to have a pretence of being near her father's house . Wil . Yes , I did , and as Polonius says , was accounted a good actor ...
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... poor la mb . As a cat she will mumble the mouse . Orpheus . Air and Recit . Pray cease your pathetic , and I'll be prophetic , Two ladies at once in my house , Two cats they will be , and mumble poor me ; The poor married man is the ...
... poor la mb . As a cat she will mumble the mouse . Orpheus . Air and Recit . Pray cease your pathetic , and I'll be prophetic , Two ladies at once in my house , Two cats they will be , and mumble poor me ; The poor married man is the ...
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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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