The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 69
... Should like the little chamber at the foot of the stair - case . GRACE . That's Plodden's . PLODDEN . Yez , I be's contented with that . GRACE . Mrs. Egerton gave orders that Mr. Jerkin should have his choice , so you must change . Let ...
... Should like the little chamber at the foot of the stair - case . GRACE . That's Plodden's . PLODDEN . Yez , I be's contented with that . GRACE . Mrs. Egerton gave orders that Mr. Jerkin should have his choice , so you must change . Let ...
Page 130
... should -- I should cry . Oh ! My comical fine Papa . But you must love my mother . Oh ! My dear Mama . But why conceal that I was your child ? ( Embraces them , looks at each alternately , puts their hands in each other , sings and ...
... should -- I should cry . Oh ! My comical fine Papa . But you must love my mother . Oh ! My dear Mama . But why conceal that I was your child ? ( Embraces them , looks at each alternately , puts their hands in each other , sings and ...
Page 134
... should be read to me for resigning the use of my senses & my money to the possession of a scoundrel servant . LORD VILLURE . Ah , Mr. Elmer , the action should not be left to the hands of another when the bounteous heart approves the ...
... should be read to me for resigning the use of my senses & my money to the possession of a scoundrel servant . LORD VILLURE . Ah , Mr. Elmer , the action should not be left to the hands of another when the bounteous heart approves the ...
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