The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, Volume 6Whittingham and Arliss, 1818 - English drama |
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... fool while I cried - Fal , lal , la . Enter O'DAISY . O'Daisy . Sure that's the civil jontleman I saw at Mr. Jumble's . Jerry . Why , Dolly , you do sing better than ever . But I say , you sent Robin off with a fine slap o'th ' face . O ...
... fool while I cried - Fal , lal , la . Enter O'DAISY . O'Daisy . Sure that's the civil jontleman I saw at Mr. Jumble's . Jerry . Why , Dolly , you do sing better than ever . But I say , you sent Robin off with a fine slap o'th ' face . O ...
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... fool : " Twas but t'other day you were wishing to see Jerry Blossom ; -and now he's here you want to quarrel . O'Daisy . Oh ! blarney ! didn't you tell me your bro- ther was born in Scotland ? Jerry . Well ? and she told nought but the ...
... fool : " Twas but t'other day you were wishing to see Jerry Blossom ; -and now he's here you want to quarrel . O'Daisy . Oh ! blarney ! didn't you tell me your bro- ther was born in Scotland ? Jerry . Well ? and she told nought but the ...
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... fool of me -- he has got his head into a bag , but I won't have a pig - tail tack'd to mine - and so I told him- Bates . What did you tell him ? Tho . That as I , and my father , and his father before me , had wore their own hair as ...
... fool of me -- he has got his head into a bag , but I won't have a pig - tail tack'd to mine - and so I told him- Bates . What did you tell him ? Tho . That as I , and my father , and his father before me , had wore their own hair as ...
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... fool from vanity fair -- Heav'n help us - love turns man and woman topsyturvy ! [ Exit . Whit . [ Without ] Where is he ? where is my good friend ? Enter WHITTLE . He ! here he is give me your hand . Bates . I am glad to see you in such ...
... fool from vanity fair -- Heav'n help us - love turns man and woman topsyturvy ! [ Exit . Whit . [ Without ] Where is he ? where is my good friend ? Enter WHITTLE . He ! here he is give me your hand . Bates . I am glad to see you in such ...
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... fool enough to be in love with her , and if I give him a fortune he'll take the good and the bad together - he shall do so or starve . I'll send for Bates directly , confess my folly , ask his pardon , send him to my nephew , write and ...
... fool enough to be in love with her , and if I give him a fortune he'll take the good and the bad together - he shall do so or starve . I'll send for Bates directly , confess my folly , ask his pardon , send him to my nephew , write and ...
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