Bell's British Theatre, Volume 21John Bell J. Bell, 1797 |
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... DARNLEY , SEYWARD , MAW - WORM , DRURY - LANE . Old Lady LAMBERT , Young Lady LAMBERT , CHARLOTTE , BETTY , · Men . Mr. Packer . Mr. Moody . Mr. Whitfield . Mr. Wroughton . Mr. Barrymore . Mr. Parsons . Women . Mrs. Hopkins . Mrs ...
... DARNLEY , SEYWARD , MAW - WORM , DRURY - LANE . Old Lady LAMBERT , Young Lady LAMBERT , CHARLOTTE , BETTY , · Men . Mr. Packer . Mr. Moody . Mr. Whitfield . Mr. Wroughton . Mr. Barrymore . Mr. Parsons . Women . Mrs. Hopkins . Mrs ...
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... Darnley's birth and fortune are well known to you ; and , I dare swear , he may defy the world to lay a blemish on his character . Sir J. Lamb . Why then , sir , since I am to be cate . chised , I must tell you , I do not like his ...
... Darnley's birth and fortune are well known to you ; and , I dare swear , he may defy the world to lay a blemish on his character . Sir J. Lamb . Why then , sir , since I am to be cate . chised , I must tell you , I do not like his ...
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... if not , take the consequence . Col. Lamb . Well , sir , may I ask you without of- fence , if the reasons you have given me are your only reasons for discountenancing Mr. Darnley's addre to my sister ? A8 1 . 9 THE HYPOCRITE .
... if not , take the consequence . Col. Lamb . Well , sir , may I ask you without of- fence , if the reasons you have given me are your only reasons for discountenancing Mr. Darnley's addre to my sister ? A8 1 . 9 THE HYPOCRITE .
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John Bell. reasons for discountenancing Mr. Darnley's addre to my sister ? Sir J. Lamb . Are they not flagrant ? Would have me marry my daughter to a pagan ? Col. Lamb . He intends this morning paying his spects to you , in hopes to ...
John Bell. reasons for discountenancing Mr. Darnley's addre to my sister ? Sir J. Lamb . Are they not flagrant ? Would have me marry my daughter to a pagan ? Col. Lamb . He intends this morning paying his spects to you , in hopes to ...
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... Darnley . Charl . Are you serious ? Col. Lamb . He said so this minute , and with some warmth . Charl . I am glad on't with all my heart . Col. Lamb . How ! glad ! Charl . To a degree . Do you think a man has any more charms for me for ...
... Darnley . Charl . Are you serious ? Col. Lamb . He said so this minute , and with some warmth . Charl . I am glad on't with all my heart . Col. Lamb . How ! glad ! Charl . To a degree . Do you think a man has any more charms for me for ...
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