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Page 33
... face on the London stage . Supposing an umpire were doom'd to - day To settle of rival claims a score , What wonder if SOLOMON's best bouquet Were flung at the feet of LOUISA MOORE ? No. 2. - FLAMMA REDIVIVA . ONE recollects Lyceum days ...
... face on the London stage . Supposing an umpire were doom'd to - day To settle of rival claims a score , What wonder if SOLOMON's best bouquet Were flung at the feet of LOUISA MOORE ? No. 2. - FLAMMA REDIVIVA . ONE recollects Lyceum days ...
Page 38
... face agin them . " I says , " If you means by speritous drinks a little something for to keep the constitution a - goin ' , I'm one as takes that reg'lar , though , " I says , 66 some ' as dared for to say as I'm fond of a drop , as is ...
... face agin them . " I says , " If you means by speritous drinks a little something for to keep the constitution a - goin ' , I'm one as takes that reg'lar , though , " I says , 66 some ' as dared for to say as I'm fond of a drop , as is ...
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... face . 1 . Sprung from an ancient Spanish race , With wit and an expressive face , Among all operatic prancers , Men reckoned her the best of dancers . 2 . No smoother greensward we can name , Where strong men play a noble game , And ...
... face . 1 . Sprung from an ancient Spanish race , With wit and an expressive face , Among all operatic prancers , Men reckoned her the best of dancers . 2 . No smoother greensward we can name , Where strong men play a noble game , And ...
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