The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 37
... dear , dear boy , rife ! ! Mrs. A. Ah , lord ! he can't fpoil his clothes ! Ha , ha , ha ! Such folks pretend to feeling , its really amufing ! Maria . Well , Charles , eh ? how , just arriv'd ? Cha . Father , though I didn't go abroad ...
... dear , dear boy , rife ! ! Mrs. A. Ah , lord ! he can't fpoil his clothes ! Ha , ha , ha ! Such folks pretend to feeling , its really amufing ! Maria . Well , Charles , eh ? how , just arriv'd ? Cha . Father , though I didn't go abroad ...
Page 58
... dear Billy ( hakes hands ) cargoes of nankeens , bamboos , pepper , tea , china , fontaragree , lacca , and bagatapacx.- Love , doesn't Billy look charmingly ? The dolts without there think him quite a man of gold - and I humour'd them ...
... dear Billy ( hakes hands ) cargoes of nankeens , bamboos , pepper , tea , china , fontaragree , lacca , and bagatapacx.- Love , doesn't Billy look charmingly ? The dolts without there think him quite a man of gold - and I humour'd them ...
Page 130
... dear Mama . But why conceal that I was your child ? ( Embraces them , looks at each alternately , puts their hands in each other , sings and dances in extravagant joy . ) Lord , how happy I am ! Dear , dear , Mama -- kind , good Papa ...
... dear Mama . But why conceal that I was your child ? ( Embraces them , looks at each alternately , puts their hands in each other , sings and dances in extravagant joy . ) Lord , how happy I am ! Dear , dear , Mama -- kind , good Papa ...
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