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Page 145
... pardon me . Mrs. Croaker . I vow he seems as melancholy as if he had taken a dose of my husband this morning . Well , if Richland here can pardon you , I must . Miss Rich . You would seem to insinuate , madam , that I have particular ...
... pardon me . Mrs. Croaker . I vow he seems as melancholy as if he had taken a dose of my husband this morning . Well , if Richland here can pardon you , I must . Miss Rich . You would seem to insinuate , madam , that I have particular ...
Page 203
... pardon and consent . Enter Mrs. CRoaker , Jarvis , Leontine , OLIVIA Mrs. Croaker . Where's my husband ? Come , come , lovey , you must forgive them . Jarvis here has been to tell me the whole affair : and , I say , you must forgive ...
... pardon and consent . Enter Mrs. CRoaker , Jarvis , Leontine , OLIVIA Mrs. Croaker . Where's my husband ? Come , come , lovey , you must forgive them . Jarvis here has been to tell me the whole affair : and , I say , you must forgive ...
Page 242
... Pardon me , madam . I was always willing to be amused . The folly of most people is rather an object of mirth than uneasiness . Hastings ( To him ) . Bravo , bravo . Never spoke so well in your whole life . Well , Miss Hardcastle , I ...
... Pardon me , madam . I was always willing to be amused . The folly of most people is rather an object of mirth than uneasiness . Hastings ( To him ) . Bravo , bravo . Never spoke so well in your whole life . Well , Miss Hardcastle , I ...
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THE DESERTED VILLAGE | 16 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs perform in the Character of | 59 |
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