The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 2Gregg International Publishers Limited, 1969 - 21 Seiten |
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... goes off , and fays fhe fhall return foon . Fidelia ånd Free- man , who have overheard the squabble , join the captain , and feel fome rubs from his rouzed fury ; however , Freeman urges him to demand a reftitu- tion of the money and ...
... goes off , and fays fhe fhall return foon . Fidelia ånd Free- man , who have overheard the squabble , join the captain , and feel fome rubs from his rouzed fury ; however , Freeman urges him to demand a reftitu- tion of the money and ...
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... go on board Man- ly's fhip ; her concern feems not for the son , but the writings he has got with him , on which her jointure and law - fuits depend . She goes off , threat- ening Manly , as an accomplice in the boy's elope- ment ...
... go on board Man- ly's fhip ; her concern feems not for the son , but the writings he has got with him , on which her jointure and law - fuits depend . She goes off , threat- ening Manly , as an accomplice in the boy's elope- ment ...
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... goes off , his character is freely and flightly handled by one of the lords . In the latter part of this fcene , being informed that Henry is within fifteen hundred paces of the French camp , the fprightly and confident monfieurs divert ...
... goes off , his character is freely and flightly handled by one of the lords . In the latter part of this fcene , being informed that Henry is within fifteen hundred paces of the French camp , the fprightly and confident monfieurs divert ...
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