Bell's British Theatre, Volume 21John Bell J. Bell, 1797 |
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... Phad . No matter . Alc . From Amphitryon ? Phad . No matter , neither . Alc . Answer me , I charge thee , if thy good news be any thing relating to my lord ; if it be , assure thyself of a reward . Phad . Ay , madam , now you say ...
... Phad . No matter . Alc . From Amphitryon ? Phad . No matter , neither . Alc . Answer me , I charge thee , if thy good news be any thing relating to my lord ; if it be , assure thyself of a reward . Phad . Ay , madam , now you say ...
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... Phad . Why , he is victorious . Indeed I prayed de voutly to Jupiter for a victory ; by the same toker that you should give me ten pieces of gold , if brought you news of it . Alc . They are thine ; supposing he be safe too . Phad . Nay ...
... Phad . Why , he is victorious . Indeed I prayed de voutly to Jupiter for a victory ; by the same toker that you should give me ten pieces of gold , if brought you news of it . Alc . They are thine ; supposing he be safe too . Phad . Nay ...
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... Phad . And what have you done with your old friend , and my old sweetheart , Judge Gripus ? If he be rich , I'll make him welcome , like an honourable magistrate ; but if not —————— Alc . My lord , you tell me nothing of the battle . Is ...
... Phad . And what have you done with your old friend , and my old sweetheart , Judge Gripus ? If he be rich , I'll make him welcome , like an honourable magistrate ; but if not —————— Alc . My lord , you tell me nothing of the battle . Is ...
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... Phad . [ Pulling him on t'other side . ] Peace ! min a lover , and yours but a husband : and my judge my lord too ; the title shall take place , and I will answered . Jup . Sosia is safe - Gripus is rich - both coming I rode before them ...
... Phad . [ Pulling him on t'other side . ] Peace ! min a lover , and yours but a husband : and my judge my lord too ; the title shall take place , and I will answered . Jup . Sosia is safe - Gripus is rich - both coming I rode before them ...
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... Phad . The more shame for him , if he does . Jup . Alcmena , come ――― Alc . [ Sighing . ] She has my oath ; And sure she may release it , if she pleases ——— Phad . Why , truly , madam , I am not cruel in my nature to poor distressed ...
... Phad . The more shame for him , if he does . Jup . Alcmena , come ――― Alc . [ Sighing . ] She has my oath ; And sure she may release it , if she pleases ——— Phad . Why , truly , madam , I am not cruel in my nature to poor distressed ...
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