The British Drama: Comedies. 2 vW. Miller, 1804 |
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الصفحة 72
... Arch - president of the boiled , the roast , the baked ; I would not change my empire for the great Mogul's . up I will eat often , and give thanks , When my belly's braced like a drum , and that's pure justice . [ Exit . Over . It must ...
... Arch - president of the boiled , the roast , the baked ; I would not change my empire for the great Mogul's . up I will eat often , and give thanks , When my belly's braced like a drum , and that's pure justice . [ Exit . Over . It must ...
الصفحة 79
... like a burnt marrow - bone - Come nearer , rascal ! And now I view him better , did you e'er see One look so like an arch - knave ? his very coun- tenance , Tap . and Froth . Worshipful sir ! Well . MASSINGER . ] 79 BRITISH DRAMA .
... like a burnt marrow - bone - Come nearer , rascal ! And now I view him better , did you e'er see One look so like an arch - knave ? his very coun- tenance , Tap . and Froth . Worshipful sir ! Well . MASSINGER . ] 79 BRITISH DRAMA .
الصفحة 364
... arch - modesty , that I don't know how - but I am eloped . Ha ha , ha ! I'm eloped . Mir . Ha , ha , ha ! I rejoice in your good for tune with all my heart . Lam . O , now I think on't , Mr Mustapha , you have got the finest ring there ...
... arch - modesty , that I don't know how - but I am eloped . Ha ha , ha ! I'm eloped . Mir . Ha , ha , ha ! I rejoice in your good for tune with all my heart . Lam . O , now I think on't , Mr Mustapha , you have got the finest ring there ...
الصفحة 487
... . Bon . This way , this way , gentlemen . Aim . Set down the things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubbed . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? [ Exit . Aim . I have heard your town of Litchfield much.
... . Bon . This way , this way , gentlemen . Aim . Set down the things ; go to the stable , and see my horses well rubbed . Arch . I shall , sir . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? [ Exit . Aim . I have heard your town of Litchfield much.
الصفحة 489
... Arch . No. Bon . An odd fellow this ! [ Bar - bell rings . ] I beg your worship's pardon ; I'll wait on you in half a minute . [ Exit . Aim . The course is clear , I see- -Now , my dear Archer , welcome to Litchfield . › Arch . I thank ...
... Arch . No. Bon . An odd fellow this ! [ Bar - bell rings . ] I beg your worship's pardon ; I'll wait on you in half a minute . [ Exit . Aim . The course is clear , I see- -Now , my dear Archer , welcome to Litchfield . › Arch . I thank ...
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