An Apology for the Life of George Anne Bellamy, Late of Covent-Garden Theatre, Band 1author, and sold, 1786 |
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... situation as his lordship had placed me in , and thereby forfeit his favour , merely to pro- cure herself a temporary relief . We were , however , obliged to submit , and refign ourselves to that fate which could not now be averted . I ...
... situation as his lordship had placed me in , and thereby forfeit his favour , merely to pro- cure herself a temporary relief . We were , however , obliged to submit , and refign ourselves to that fate which could not now be averted . I ...
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... situation must be a competent judge , I went home and informed my mother of what had happened . At first she was averfe to my accepting the propofal , having experienced herfelf all the disadvantages attendant on a theatrical life ; but ...
... situation must be a competent judge , I went home and informed my mother of what had happened . At first she was averfe to my accepting the propofal , having experienced herfelf all the disadvantages attendant on a theatrical life ; but ...
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