New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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Page 401
... Elliston , disconcerted , " but I'd set my heart upon that handkerchief ; I wouldn't have lost it for double the money . " " Vouldn't you ? " said the Jew . " Oh den I dare say we can find you anoder , de fellow to it . Dere's dat von ...
... Elliston , disconcerted , " but I'd set my heart upon that handkerchief ; I wouldn't have lost it for double the money . " " Vouldn't you ? " said the Jew . " Oh den I dare say we can find you anoder , de fellow to it . Dere's dat von ...
Page 402
... Elliston and his stage - manager , in order to prime them- selves properly to receive the monarch on his arrival with all honour , as is customary , filled and emptied so many " bumpers of Burgundy " to the health of " the King , God ...
... Elliston and his stage - manager , in order to prime them- selves properly to receive the monarch on his arrival with all honour , as is customary , filled and emptied so many " bumpers of Burgundy " to the health of " the King , God ...
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... Elliston intellectualized the Surrey audience , after the theatre had been under the managements of Williams , Honey- man , Dunn , Docker , & c . & c . The first , the keeper of a cook - shop ; the second , a publican ; the third , a ...
... Elliston intellectualized the Surrey audience , after the theatre had been under the managements of Williams , Honey- man , Dunn , Docker , & c . & c . The first , the keeper of a cook - shop ; the second , a publican ; the third , a ...
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