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Page 24
... play , my boys , this the time for the play ! There's many a charming girl , my boy , and all will make a stir , KATE TERRY , MILLY PALMER , and PATTY OLIVER , And darling MARIE WILTON , as of old , will hold her sway . Oh ! this is the ...
... play , my boys , this the time for the play ! There's many a charming girl , my boy , and all will make a stir , KATE TERRY , MILLY PALMER , and PATTY OLIVER , And darling MARIE WILTON , as of old , will hold her sway . Oh ! this is the ...
Page 99
... PLAY . BY AN UNSUCCESSFUL DRAMATIST . " THE play - ah , yes , the play's the thing ! " I used to fancy as a boy . Alas , what changes years will bring ! How soon the dearest pleasures cloy ! For I entirely since that day Have changed my ...
... PLAY . BY AN UNSUCCESSFUL DRAMATIST . " THE play - ah , yes , the play's the thing ! " I used to fancy as a boy . Alas , what changes years will bring ! How soon the dearest pleasures cloy ! For I entirely since that day Have changed my ...
Page 107
... play a part - the second has got a part written for him to play . The ladies - daughter , mother , and grandmother - are charming ; the daughter seems to be about eighteen , the mother twenty - one , and the grandmother thirty . MISS ...
... play a part - the second has got a part written for him to play . The ladies - daughter , mother , and grandmother - are charming ; the daughter seems to be about eighteen , the mother twenty - one , and the grandmother thirty . MISS ...
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