The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ...Mrs. Inchbald Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1808 |
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... marry ! Harry . Marry her ! A coquette of forty , who ri- diculously apes all the airs of a girl ! Fantastic , self- ish , and a fool ! And marry ? Disgusting idea ! - Thou wert philosophising , as we drove , on the con- dition of a ...
... marry ! Harry . Marry her ! A coquette of forty , who ri- diculously apes all the airs of a girl ! Fantastic , self- ish , and a fool ! And marry ? Disgusting idea ! - Thou wert philosophising , as we drove , on the con- dition of a ...
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... marry the Widow , I must smash ! -I've secured the knowing one . Harry . Whom do you mean ? The maid ? Gold . Promised her a hundred on the wedding- day . Enter JENNY . Jenny . My mistress can't see you at present , gen- tlemen . Gold ...
... marry the Widow , I must smash ! -I've secured the knowing one . Harry . Whom do you mean ? The maid ? Gold . Promised her a hundred on the wedding- day . Enter JENNY . Jenny . My mistress can't see you at present , gen- tlemen . Gold ...
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... marry the man I please , or remain a widow all her life ; and that I'm sure she will never do if she can help it . Gold . You a deed ? Silky . Yes , I. Gold . Show it me ! Silky . Not for twenty thousand pounds ! -Depend upon me , I ...
... marry the man I please , or remain a widow all her life ; and that I'm sure she will never do if she can help it . Gold . You a deed ? Silky . Yes , I. Gold . Show it me ! Silky . Not for twenty thousand pounds ! -Depend upon me , I ...
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... marry again , should she survive me , were both done with sinister views , it is my will , that , should she marry , or give a legal promise of marriage , written or verbal , that she shall be cut off with an annuity of six hundred a ...
... marry again , should she survive me , were both done with sinister views , it is my will , that , should she marry , or give a legal promise of marriage , written or verbal , that she shall be cut off with an annuity of six hundred a ...
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... beyond your reach - I mean to marry Mr Dornton . Silky . [ Surprised . ] What ! old Mr Dornton , ma- dam ? Widow . Old Mr Dornton , man ! -- I never saw the figure in my life ! No ! the gay and SCENE I. ] 51 THE ROAD TO RUIN .
... beyond your reach - I mean to marry Mr Dornton . Silky . [ Surprised . ] What ! old Mr Dornton , ma- dam ? Widow . Old Mr Dornton , man ! -- I never saw the figure in my life ! No ! the gay and SCENE I. ] 51 THE ROAD TO RUIN .
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