Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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Page 52
... Enter POSTBOY , dragging in JARVIS : HONEYWOOD entering soon after POSTBOY . Ay , master , we have him fast enough . Here is the incendiary dog . I'm entitled to the reward ; I'll take my oath I saw him ask for 30 the money at the bar ...
... Enter POSTBOY , dragging in JARVIS : HONEYWOOD entering soon after POSTBOY . Ay , master , we have him fast enough . Here is the incendiary dog . I'm entitled to the reward ; I'll take my oath I saw him ask for 30 the money at the bar ...
Page 105
... Enter MARLOW , followed by a SERVANT [ Exit . MARLOW . I wonder what Hastings could mean by sending me so valu- able a thing as a casket to keep for him , when he knows the only place I have is the seat of a post - coach at an Inn ...
... Enter MARLOW , followed by a SERVANT [ Exit . MARLOW . I wonder what Hastings could mean by sending me so valu- able a thing as a casket to keep for him , when he knows the only place I have is the seat of a post - coach at an Inn ...
Page 114
... Enter MARLOW MARLOW . So I have been finely used here among you . Rendered con- temptible , driven into ill manners , despised , insulted , laugh'd at . TONY . Here's another . We shall have old Bedlam broke loose presently . MISS ...
... Enter MARLOW MARLOW . So I have been finely used here among you . Rendered con- temptible , driven into ill manners , despised , insulted , laugh'd at . TONY . Here's another . We shall have old Bedlam broke loose presently . MISS ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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