The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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John O'Keeffe Frederick M. Link. Enter DICKINS , and L'ŒILLET . Dickins . Really , fince my Lord's lofty con- duct to me , I fhall give up his affairs . I've my agencies , and my bank to mind . L'Eillet . Bank ! vat ! de little till in ...
John O'Keeffe Frederick M. Link. Enter DICKINS , and L'ŒILLET . Dickins . Really , fince my Lord's lofty con- duct to me , I fhall give up his affairs . I've my agencies , and my bank to mind . L'Eillet . Bank ! vat ! de little till in ...
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... Dickins . How dare you , only a Constable , meddie with the Juftice's business . A notorious offender ; charged with crimes of life and death ! he come ! no ! he'll abfcond - we fha'n't fee him in a hurry . Lord Arthur . I want the ...
... Dickins . How dare you , only a Constable , meddie with the Juftice's business . A notorious offender ; charged with crimes of life and death ! he come ! no ! he'll abfcond - we fha'n't fee him in a hurry . Lord Arthur . I want the ...
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... Dickins ! how do you do ? Dickins . ( turning ) Oh , Sir Hans , well , I've trundled down to you in a whiff . Sir Hans . Then the affair is very urgent ? fit down . Dickins . Of confequence , I hope ; for I had a good deal to do . Sir ...
... Dickins ! how do you do ? Dickins . ( turning ) Oh , Sir Hans , well , I've trundled down to you in a whiff . Sir Hans . Then the affair is very urgent ? fit down . Dickins . Of confequence , I hope ; for I had a good deal to do . Sir ...
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