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The third scene set in this same spot echoes the first : Olivia sings to Sophia's guitar , and Thornhill once more arrives , to mark down two new victims . The deep - dyed villain now plans to abduct Sophia and to oppress and ruin the ...
The third scene set in this same spot echoes the first : Olivia sings to Sophia's guitar , and Thornhill once more arrives , to mark down two new victims . The deep - dyed villain now plans to abduct Sophia and to oppress and ruin the ...
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8 Mr. Honeywood has just such a “ timidity of temper , " and in his first scene with Croaker we see him catching the contagion of misery as he caps each of Croaker's dismal comments on man's dismal lot , until Croaker exclaims : “ Ah ...
8 Mr. Honeywood has just such a “ timidity of temper , " and in his first scene with Croaker we see him catching the contagion of misery as he caps each of Croaker's dismal comments on man's dismal lot , until Croaker exclaims : “ Ah ...
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Tony is not present to witness the puzzlement and perturbation of his stepfather in this scene of confrontation , and cannot relish the full consequences of his initial trick . For that trick was devised not only to humble the two ...
Tony is not present to witness the puzzlement and perturbation of his stepfather in this scene of confrontation , and cannot relish the full consequences of his initial trick . For that trick was devised not only to humble the two ...
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