British Theatre, Volume 20J. Bell, 1796 - English drama |
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... Fainall , and likes Mirabell , Mrs. Fainall , Daughter to Lady Wishfort , FOIBLE , Woman to Lady Wishfort , MINCING , Woman to Mrs. Millamant , ยท Women . Mrs. Webb . Mrs. Abingon . Mrs. Mattocks . Miss Chapman . Miss Stuart . - Mrs ...
... Fainall , and likes Mirabell , Mrs. Fainall , Daughter to Lady Wishfort , FOIBLE , Woman to Lady Wishfort , MINCING , Woman to Mrs. Millamant , ยท Women . Mrs. Webb . Mrs. Abingon . Mrs. Mattocks . Miss Chapman . Miss Stuart . - Mrs ...
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... FAINALL , rising from Cards . BETTY waiting . Mirabell . You are a fortunate man , Mr. Fainall . Fain , Have we done ? Mira . What you please . I'll play on to entertain you . Fain . No , I'll give you your revenge another time , when ...
... FAINALL , rising from Cards . BETTY waiting . Mirabell . You are a fortunate man , Mr. Fainall . Fain , Have we done ? Mira . What you please . I'll play on to entertain you . Fain . No , I'll give you your revenge another time , when ...
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... FAINALL enters . Fain . Joy of your success , Mirabell ; you look pleased . Mira . Ay ; I have been engaged in a matter of some sort of mirth , which is not yet ripe for discovery . I am glad this is not a cabal - night . I wonder , Fain- ...
... FAINALL enters . Fain . Joy of your success , Mirabell ; you look pleased . Mira . Ay ; I have been engaged in a matter of some sort of mirth , which is not yet ripe for discovery . I am glad this is not a cabal - night . I wonder , Fain- ...
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... Fainall ; Mirabell , pity me . Mira . I do from my soul . Fain . Why , what's the matter ? Wit . No letters for me , Betty ? Betty . Did not a messenger bring you one but now , sir ? Wit . Ay , but no other ? Betty . No , sir . Wit ...
... Fainall ; Mirabell , pity me . Mira . I do from my soul . Fain . Why , what's the matter ? Wit . No letters for me , Betty ? Betty . Did not a messenger bring you one but now , sir ? Wit . Ay , but no other ? Betty . No , sir . Wit ...
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... Fainall . Your judgement , Mirabell ? Mira . You had better step and ask his wife , if you would be credibly informed . Wit . Mirabell . Mira . Ay . Wit . My dear , I ask ten thousand pardons ; - gad , I have forgot what I was going to ...
... Fainall . Your judgement , Mirabell ? Mira . You had better step and ask his wife , if you would be credibly informed . Wit . Mirabell . Mira . Ay . Wit . My dear , I ask ten thousand pardons ; - gad , I have forgot what I was going to ...
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