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Page 92
... ( Exeunt . ) INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN SPOKEN BY MRS . 66 FOR SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER THERE is a place , so Ariosto sings , 2 A treasury for lost and missing things ; » 1 BULKLEY Lost human wits have places there assign'd them , And they , who ...
... ( Exeunt . ) INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN SPOKEN BY MRS . 66 FOR SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER THERE is a place , so Ariosto sings , 2 A treasury for lost and missing things ; » 1 BULKLEY Lost human wits have places there assign'd them , And they , who ...
Page 97
... Exeunt Chaldeans . FIRST PROPHET Why , let them come , one good remains to cheer- We fear the Lord , and know no other fear . CHORUS Can whips or tortures hurt the mind On God's supporting breast reclin'd ? Stand fast , and let our ...
... Exeunt Chaldeans . FIRST PROPHET Why , let them come , one good remains to cheer- We fear the Lord , and know no other fear . CHORUS Can whips or tortures hurt the mind On God's supporting breast reclin'd ? Stand fast , and let our ...
Page 147
... Exeunt . the next room . Enter LEONTINE and OLIVIA Leont . There they go , thoughtless and happy . My dearest Olivia , what would I give to see you capable of sharing in their amusements , and as cheerful as they are . Olivia . How , my ...
... Exeunt . the next room . Enter LEONTINE and OLIVIA Leont . There they go , thoughtless and happy . My dearest Olivia , what would I give to see you capable of sharing in their amusements , and as cheerful as they are . Olivia . How , my ...
Page 151
... Exeunt . ha 280 m -10 ACT THE SECOND SCENE - Croaker's House Miss RICHLAND , Garnet Miss Rich . Olivia not his sister ? Olivia not Leontine's sister ? You amaze me ! Gar . No more his sister than I am ; I had it all from his own servant ...
... Exeunt . ha 280 m -10 ACT THE SECOND SCENE - Croaker's House Miss RICHLAND , Garnet Miss Rich . Olivia not his sister ? Olivia not Leontine's sister ? You amaze me ! Gar . No more his sister than I am ; I had it all from his own servant ...
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... Exeunt Miss RICH . and LEONT . Enter Mrs. CROAKER Mrs. Croaker . Mr. Croaker , I bring you something , my dear , that I believe will make you smile . Croaker . I'll hold you a guinea of that , my dear . Mrs. Croaker . A letter ; and ...
... Exeunt Miss RICH . and LEONT . Enter Mrs. CROAKER Mrs. Croaker . Mr. Croaker , I bring you something , my dear , that I believe will make you smile . Croaker . I'll hold you a guinea of that , my dear . Mrs. Croaker . A letter ; and ...
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