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... far THE KISS. HUMID of affetficn, Magic union, ...
... far THE KISS. HUMID of affetficn, Magic union, ...
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... the French'and their Navy- Sir John Warren has fent the Breft fleet 014 Davy! So fays the Gazette—which as every one knowt Speaks nothing but trutK, tho* it written profe! ...
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... Appearance on this Stage) ; Fleance, Hamerton; Roffe, Mr. King; Murderers, Mr. Wentworth, Mr. Knipe; Macduff, Mr. Banks. •-Speaking Witches, Mr. Eaftmure, Mrs. Powell, Mr. Grace; Hecate, Vlr. Hill.—Singing Witches, Daniels, Mrs. Hatton, Mrs. Wentworth, ...
... Gentlemen, -U BILL E E.. The With the Scenes, and Mofic comoos’d bv Mr. Oinden, The The Speaking by Mr. wier, Me. Dutton, Mer Whitlock, Mr. Biadney, Mr. Sidney 5 Mrs. wad Ms, You. Serenade to be funy by Mr. Brett, Mr, Bradney, and Mr-. Pbollips, W hive ...
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