Plays, written
章节目录
共 92 题- PLAYS,
- WRITTEN BY
- CONTAINING
- LONDON:
- PROLOGUE,
- MEN.
- WOMEN.
- Mrs. _Cloggit_ her neighbour. Mrs. _Baker._
- THE
- CONFEDERACY.
- _Clar._ Now that's a vile article, _Aram
- EPILOGUE,
- THE
- MISTAKE.
- COMEDY.
- PROLOGUE,
- MEN.
- Don _Alvarez_, father to _Leonora_. Mr. _Betterton._
- Don _Felix_, father to _Lorenzo_. Mr. _Bright._
- Don _Carlos_, in love with _Leonora_. Mr. _Booth._
- Don _Lorenzo_, in love with _Leonora_. Mr. _Husbands._
- WOMEN.
- THE
- MISTAKE.
- Don _Fel._ You seem thoughtful, Sir, I hope there's no----
- EPILOGUE,
- THE
- COUNTRY HOUSE.
- FARCE.
- MEN.
- WOMEN.
- THE
- COUNTRY HOUSE.
- Mr. _Barn._ Go tell him that----
- Mr. _Barn._ Ha, ha----
- Being Part of a
- COMEDY.
- Written by
- MEN.
- WOMEN.
- Unc. _Rich._ These ladies, these ladies, _John_----
- Sir _Fran._ I'll try what I can do with him, I'gad, I'll make such----
- Lord _Love._ Nor unwise to purchase, if to be had for millions, but----
- Mrs. _Moth._ From home sometimes----my Lord a--
- Lady _Head._ Well, I'll warrant you, daughter----
- THE
- OR, A
- COMEDY.
- Written by
- TO THE
- QUEEN.
- TO THE
- READER.
- C. CIBBER.
- PROLOGUE,
- MEN.
- WOMEN.
- THE
- OR,
- Lord _Town._ If it be no offence, Madam----
- Lady _Grace._ Hush! he's here----
- Lady _Grace._ Bless me, but this is fomenting things--
- Lord _Town._ The Deuce! what! for----for----
- Count _Bas._ Nay, if you won't have patience----
- Count _Bas._ Why, a fool----
- Sir _Fran._ _Moody!_
- Sir _Francis._ Well, well! make hast then----
- Lord _Town._ [_Reads._] _To ~Charles Manly~, Esq._
- P. S. _'Tis above four Months since I receiv'd a Shilling from you._
- Lord _Town._ I am considering----
- Lady _Grace._ You see it's directed to him----
- Lady _Grace._ Well,----certainly you have the most elegant taste----
- Lady _Town._ Ay, now for it----
- Squ. _Rich._ Well, hands upon't then----
- Lady _Wrong._ O! my conscience, this girl grows so headstrong----
- Lady _Wrong._ Since you have business, Sir----
- Count _Bas._ We'll wait upon her--
- Desire _Sir Francis_ to walk in----
- Sir _Fran._ I have no friend alive but you----
- Lady _Town._ Will the monster come or no?----
- Lady _Town._ Sister! a day like this----
- Sir _Fran._ Not stir! Waunds! madam----
- Count _Bas._ Sir, this is so generous an act----
- EPILOGUE,
- I.
- II.
- III.
- FINIS.
- Nonjuror, by C. Cibber
- King Charles I. by Havard
- No one's Enemy but his Own, by Mr. Murphy
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES