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Pshaw ! poh ! satisfy my doubts ! I have no doubts ; I am convinced . These arts
prevail no more . Ha , ha ! [ Laughs peevishly . ] “ My dear Beverley ” - [ Reads ,
and tears the Letter by degrees ] — " real anguish ” - ha , ha ! - - [ Tears another ...
Pshaw ! poh ! satisfy my doubts ! I have no doubts ; I am convinced . These arts
prevail no more . Ha , ha ! [ Laughs peevishly . ] “ My dear Beverley ” - [ Reads ,
and tears the Letter by degrees ] — " real anguish ” - ha , ha ! - - [ Tears another ...
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She told us the whole story , and told it in tears too . Bev . Ay , them she can
command too ! But I have no curiosity about her . Was she in tears ? [ Tenderly .
Cla . She was , and wept bitterly . How could you , brother , behave so rashly to
so ...
She told us the whole story , and told it in tears too . Bev . Ay , them she can
command too ! But I have no curiosity about her . Was she in tears ? [ Tenderly .
Cla . She was , and wept bitterly . How could you , brother , behave so rashly to
so ...
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With tears in my eyes I now speak to you : I acknowledge all my errors . Belin . (
Looking at him . ] Those are not tears , Mr . Beverley . [ Smiling . Bev . They are ;
you see that they are . • Belin . Ab ! you men can command tears . Bev . My life !
my ...
With tears in my eyes I now speak to you : I acknowledge all my errors . Belin . (
Looking at him . ] Those are not tears , Mr . Beverley . [ Smiling . Bev . They are ;
you see that they are . • Belin . Ab ! you men can command tears . Bev . My life !
my ...
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Here tears shall flow from a more gen ' rous cause , Such tears as patriots shed
for dying laws : . He bids your breasts with ancient ardour rise , And calls forth
Roman drops from British eyes . Virtue confess ' d in human shape he draws ,
What ...
Here tears shall flow from a more gen ' rous cause , Such tears as patriots shed
for dying laws : . He bids your breasts with ancient ardour rise , And calls forth
Roman drops from British eyes . Virtue confess ' d in human shape he draws ,
What ...
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( R . C . ) 0 , Lucia , Lucia , might my big - swola heart Vent all its griefs , and give
a loose to sorrow , Marcia could answer thee in sighs , keep pace With all thy
woes , and count out tear for tear . Luc . I know , thou ' rt doom ' d alike to be belov
' d ...
( R . C . ) 0 , Lucia , Lucia , might my big - swola heart Vent all its griefs , and give
a loose to sorrow , Marcia could answer thee in sighs , keep pace With all thy
woes , and count out tear for tear . Luc . I know , thou ' rt doom ' d alike to be belov
' d ...
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| Заглавие | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Том 6 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Редактори | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Илюстрации от | Robert Cruikshank |
| Издател | J. Cumberland, 1826 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 13 авг. 2007 |
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