The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 61
... sure he cou'dn't attempt to impose the contrary upon you . All . He did ! Because he faid he was poor , I thought he was rich --- it's fuch a damn'd lying world ! Give him a fup- per ! -- Betty ! Take the pig from the fire ! Mrs. A. He ...
... sure he cou'dn't attempt to impose the contrary upon you . All . He did ! Because he faid he was poor , I thought he was rich --- it's fuch a damn'd lying world ! Give him a fup- per ! -- Betty ! Take the pig from the fire ! Mrs. A. He ...
Page 258
... was the owner under it , thus wou'd I put foot to head . ( treads on it ) Here now fome great warrior's creft - fallen . Sure I may for once wear a general's cap , as many a a general wears the fool's cap . ( puts it 258 ALFRED ;
... was the owner under it , thus wou'd I put foot to head . ( treads on it ) Here now fome great warrior's creft - fallen . Sure I may for once wear a general's cap , as many a a general wears the fool's cap . ( puts it 258 ALFRED ;
Page 81
... sure he had two boots ? ( Looking at picture . ) Yez , no wooden leg . Is all this money ? ' Tis . My own , mine , my own -- delightful words ! What shall I do wi ' un ? I said to day if I had any I'd gi ' un all to Feyther . The ...
... sure he had two boots ? ( Looking at picture . ) Yez , no wooden leg . Is all this money ? ' Tis . My own , mine , my own -- delightful words ! What shall I do wi ' un ? I said to day if I had any I'd gi ' un all to Feyther . The ...
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