The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... keep Augufta under lock and key . " I'll keep this proof of their wickedness , and if they talk of hanging me for a bit of an old picture , I'll bring it out in the nofe of their fhabby red faces- ill looking Irishman - eh , one would ...
... keep Augufta under lock and key . " I'll keep this proof of their wickedness , and if they talk of hanging me for a bit of an old picture , I'll bring it out in the nofe of their fhabby red faces- ill looking Irishman - eh , one would ...
Page 28
... keep grinning I won't go with you ! ' pon my honor . Capt . C. Now I'm fericus , ha ! ha ! ha ! ( Exeunt . ) SCENE II . - CYPRSSE's lodgings . Enter CYPRESS . Cypress . Pay two guineas a week here and an old beldam keep no maid ! Oblige ...
... keep grinning I won't go with you ! ' pon my honor . Capt . C. Now I'm fericus , ha ! ha ! ha ! ( Exeunt . ) SCENE II . - CYPRSSE's lodgings . Enter CYPRESS . Cypress . Pay two guineas a week here and an old beldam keep no maid ! Oblige ...
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... keep him on this floor , or the first he meets that's not in our plan- ( apart ) Flam . I'll keep him here . ( apart ) Then I find we must explain all to his lordship . ( half apart ) Septimus . I'll go up stairs . Flam . Ah , my lord ...
... keep him on this floor , or the first he meets that's not in our plan- ( apart ) Flam . I'll keep him here . ( apart ) Then I find we must explain all to his lordship . ( half apart ) Septimus . I'll go up stairs . Flam . Ah , my lord ...
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