The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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John O'Keeffe Frederick M. Link. ( Enter Arabel with bow and arrow , O.P. ) ARABEL . Can you shoot ? I found these in the hall . Let's have some archery on the lawn ; you've a good long and strong arm to stretch bow and twang string . I ...
John O'Keeffe Frederick M. Link. ( Enter Arabel with bow and arrow , O.P. ) ARABEL . Can you shoot ? I found these in the hall . Let's have some archery on the lawn ; you've a good long and strong arm to stretch bow and twang string . I ...
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... ARABEL . What made you lock me into the room just now ? SIR CHARLES . My divinity , it was you served me so . ARABEL . Did I ? Then now you shall serve me so . Go . SIR CHARLES . Nay , I can't leave you . ARABEL . And you shan't take me ...
... ARABEL . What made you lock me into the room just now ? SIR CHARLES . My divinity , it was you served me so . ARABEL . Did I ? Then now you shall serve me so . Go . SIR CHARLES . Nay , I can't leave you . ARABEL . And you shan't take me ...
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... ARABEL . I should like to see the lining of your nightcap . PLODDEN . That's my head -- look at'n . ARABEL . I said you'd find money . You have , and I now say you shall give it me . PLODDEN . I liked your foretelling well enow ' , but ...
... ARABEL . I should like to see the lining of your nightcap . PLODDEN . That's my head -- look at'n . ARABEL . I said you'd find money . You have , and I now say you shall give it me . PLODDEN . I liked your foretelling well enow ' , but ...
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