The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... thing back , but the old woman's petticoat . Enter Shopman with a packet of bottles . Shop . Mafter , I'm going to take the medicine to --- Grig . Take medicine --- zounds ! take ten pounds from that gentleman . Shop . ( fiaring ) Sir ...
... thing back , but the old woman's petticoat . Enter Shopman with a packet of bottles . Shop . Mafter , I'm going to take the medicine to --- Grig . Take medicine --- zounds ! take ten pounds from that gentleman . Shop . ( fiaring ) Sir ...
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... thing to deceive me . ( cries . ) Sir Hans . What ! zounds ! the Frenchman gone off with my ward . Fanny . Yes , they'll furely be married . Dickins . What , the Frenchman ? Fanny . No ! George ! ( peevish ) Did I know where , i'd stand ...
... thing to deceive me . ( cries . ) Sir Hans . What ! zounds ! the Frenchman gone off with my ward . Fanny . Yes , they'll furely be married . Dickins . What , the Frenchman ? Fanny . No ! George ! ( peevish ) Did I know where , i'd stand ...
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... thing pulling them . Don . I'll make you faft by the legs , you villain . Sul . Be quiet , Sir ; father Murphy told me this would be his end . Billy , have fome regard to the school where you were usher --- go quietly , dont let them ...
... thing pulling them . Don . I'll make you faft by the legs , you villain . Sul . Be quiet , Sir ; father Murphy told me this would be his end . Billy , have fome regard to the school where you were usher --- go quietly , dont let them ...
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afide Airc Alfred Alibi Allbut ARABEL Augufta Billy bows bring Capt Captain Colin comes Cyprefs Cypress dear devil Dickins don't door Earl Egerton ELMER Enter Exit Fanny father Felix fellow fhall fhou'd Flam fome fortune foul fuch fure George girl give GRACE Grig hand he's head hear heart heaven here's Holly honor hope houſe I'll JERKIN keep Lady Larry leave letter live look Lord Arthur Louifa Ma'am Madam mafter MAJOR BLENNER Maria marry mean Mifs mind MISS HIGHBURY muſt never night Parrots play PLODDEN poor pray pretty Rofa SCENE Septimus SIR CHARLES Sir Hans Sophia Sweno talk tell thing thought Timolin turn walk What's wife wish young