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Identifier: britishtheatre_n07bell (find matches)
Title: British theatre
Year: 1791 (1790s)
Authors: Bell, John, 1745-1831
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Publisher: London : J. Bell
Contributing Library: University of Pittsburgh Library System
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unhappy crisis.Have whims, caprices, vanities,—and vices*Tour happier sex, by nature was designed,Her last, best work, to perfect humankind.No spot nor blemish the fair frame deforms^No avarice taints, no naughty passion warmsTour firmer hearts. No love of change in youEer taught desire to stray. Araminta. /Ill this is true. Tet stay;—ike men, perchance, may call it sneer fAnd some few ladies think you not sincere. EFILOGUE. 87 For your petition^ whether wrong or rightyWhatever it be^ withdraw it for to-night.Another time, if I should want a spouUf1 may myself report it to the house:—At pre sent y let us strive to inena the age;Let justice reign^—at least npan the stage.Where the fair damesy who like to live by rulcyMay learn two lessons from the LoVEks School:While Calids choice instruds them how to choose^,And my refusal warns them to refuse. THE END. .*•: 1^.^
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Xndfu.Biif»<l far J.BcJL^^tifta LSbvtLTj Sttaiid M»y-ru .it ji LOVE MAKES A MAN-, FOPS FORTUNE, COMEDY ^^^ ^^^^•i^^^^-^^iifJAiiy iBy COLLEY gibber, Es<^ ADAPTED FOR THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION, AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRES-ROYAL,DRURY-LANE AND COVENT-GARDEN. REGULATED FROM THE PROMPT-BOOKS,JBy Permission of the Managers* The Lines distinguished by inverted Commas, are omitted in the Representation. LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, under the DireBion of John Bell, lBx\ii?\^tihxut, Strand,Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. u occ XCIt Digitized by tlie Internet Arcliive in 2009 witli funding from University, of Pittsburgh Library System Iittjp://www.arcliive.org/details/britishtlieatre_n07bell LOVE MAKES A MAN. This very^pleasing Comedy is ,a modernization byCoLLEY CiBBER from tvvo ot the Plays of Beaumontand Fletcher—The Elder Brother and the Cus-tom OF THE Country. It is not one of those powerful productions of themind, wherein every scene affords a lesbritishtheatre_n07bell

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