John Philip Kemble Promptbooks: Wheel of fortune. The stranger. PizarroFolger Shakespeare Library, 1974 |
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... see , his dear little excellency would see the bridge that father built out of the old summer - house , and the streamers , and the boat , and all that..I only turn'd my head round for a moment , to look at a magpie , _ crash ! _ Hown ...
... see , his dear little excellency would see the bridge that father built out of the old summer - house , and the streamers , and the boat , and all that..I only turn'd my head round for a moment , to look at a magpie , _ crash ! _ Hown ...
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... see her ficting with all the women of the village . To be sure the and I agree pretty well ; for , between me and your honourable Lordship , she has cast an eye upon my fon Peter . Bar . Has The ? Sol . Yes Peter's no fool , I assure ...
... see her ficting with all the women of the village . To be sure the and I agree pretty well ; for , between me and your honourable Lordship , she has cast an eye upon my fon Peter . Bar . Has The ? Sol . Yes Peter's no fool , I assure ...
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... see the play performed : the publisher James Ridgway brought out twenty editions of it and sold 30,000 copies in 1799 alone . 1. Of the vast bibliography surrounding Pizarro , the following items are particularly useful . Kotzebue's Die ...
... see the play performed : the publisher James Ridgway brought out twenty editions of it and sold 30,000 copies in 1799 alone . 1. Of the vast bibliography surrounding Pizarro , the following items are particularly useful . Kotzebue's Die ...
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