 Then, upon my word, for a person in that situation, he is the most imprudent man alive; for here he comes, walking as if nothing at all was the matter. Enter SIR PETER TEAZLE.  Classic Comedies - Page 831885 - 302 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Richard Brinsley Sheridan - 1915 - 100 pages
...Run through the body CRAB. Shot in the breast SIR B. By one Mr. Surface CRAB. Ay, the younger. SIR O. Hey ! what the plague ! you seem to differ strangely...you agree that Sir Peter is dangerously wounded. SIR B. Oh, yes, we agree in that. (Crosses behind to extreme R., MRS. C. moving up stage a little.} CRAB.... | |
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...CRABTREE. Shot in the breast— SIR BENJAMIN. By one Mr. Surface— CRABTREE. Ay, the younger. SIR OLIVER. Hey! what the plague! you seem to differ strangely...however, you agree that Sir Peter is dangerously wounded. CRABTREE. Yes, yes, I believe there can be no doubt in that. SIR BENJAMIN. Oh, yes, we agree in that.... | |
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