The Rehearsal1869 - 136 pages |
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... fhew you more Than ever they vouchsaf'd to shew before : I will both represent the feats they do , And give you all their reasons for ' em too . Some honour to me will from this arise . But if , by my endeavours , you grow wise , And ...
... fhew you more Than ever they vouchsaf'd to shew before : I will both represent the feats they do , And give you all their reasons for ' em too . Some honour to me will from this arise . But if , by my endeavours , you grow wise , And ...
Page 28
... fhew , ay , and pit , box , and gallery , I gad , with any Play in Europe . The ufual language of the Honourable Edward Howard , Efq .; at the Rehearsal of his Plays . Key , 1704 . BAYES . Sir , it is not within my small 23 ...
... fhew , ay , and pit , box , and gallery , I gad , with any Play in Europe . The ufual language of the Honourable Edward Howard , Efq .; at the Rehearsal of his Plays . Key , 1704 . BAYES . Sir , it is not within my small 23 ...
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... fhew , ay , and pit , box and gallery , I gad , with any Play in Europe . This morning is its laft Rehearsal , in their habits , and all that , as it is to be acted ; and if you , and your friend will do it but the honour to fee it in ...
... fhew , ay , and pit , box and gallery , I gad , with any Play in Europe . This morning is its laft Rehearsal , in their habits , and all that , as it is to be acted ; and if you , and your friend will do it but the honour to fee it in ...
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... fhew you fomething , here , that's very ridiculous , I gad . [ Exeunt Players . JOHNS . Sir , that we do not doubt of . BAYES . Pray , Sir , let's fit down . Look you , Sir , the chief hindge of this Play , upon which the whole Plot ...
... fhew you fomething , here , that's very ridiculous , I gad . [ Exeunt Players . JOHNS . Sir , that we do not doubt of . BAYES . Pray , Sir , let's fit down . Look you , Sir , the chief hindge of this Play , upon which the whole Plot ...
Page 51
... t do fo long : by that time thou hast seen a Play or two , that I'l fhew thee , thou wilt be pretty well acquainted with this new kind of Foppery . BAYES . SCENA II . Enter the two Kings , ACT . II . SC . I. 51 THE REHEARSAL .
... t do fo long : by that time thou hast seen a Play or two , that I'l fhew thee , thou wilt be pretty well acquainted with this new kind of Foppery . BAYES . SCENA II . Enter the two Kings , ACT . II . SC . I. 51 THE REHEARSAL .
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