Chapter III
Oh! then for ev'ry new delight,
For equipage and diamonds bright,
_Quadrille_, and plays, and balls all night;
Oh! could I see the day!
Of love and joy I'd take my fill,
The tedious hours of life to kill,
In ev'ry thing I'd have my will,
With a _stand by----clear the way_.
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All for Love, by Dryden
Ambitious Step-mother, by Rowe
Amboyna, by Dryden
Amphitryon, by Dryden
Anatomist, by Ravenscroft
Anna Bullen, by Bankes
As you like It, by Shakespeare
Artful Husband, by Taverner
Athaliah, by Mr. Duncomb
Aurengzebe, by Dryden
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Basset Table, by Centlivre
Beaux Stratagem, by Farquhar
Beggars Opera, by Gay
Biter, by Rowe
Bold Stroke for a Wife
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Careless Husband, by Cibber
Cataline, by Ben Jonson
Cato, by Addison
Chances, by D. Buckingham
Chaplet, by Mr. Mendez
Cleomenes, by Dryden
Cobler of Preston
Comedy of Errors, by Shakespeare
Conscious Lovers, by Cibber
Committee, by Sir R. Howard
Confederacy, by Vanbrugh
Conscious Lovers, by Steele
Constant Couple, by Farquhar
Contrivances, by Cary
Country Lasses, by C. Johnson
Country Wife, by Wycherly
Cymbelyne, altered by Mr. Garrick
Damon and Phillida, by Mr. Dibden
Devil of a Wife
Devil to Pay, by Coffey
Distressed Mother, by Amb. Phillips
Don Carlos, by Otway
Double Dealer, by Congreve
Double Gallant, by Cibber
Dragon of Wantley
Drummer, by Addison
Duke and no Duke, by Sir A. Cockain
Duke of Guise, by Dryden
Earl of Essex, by Bankes
Every Man in his Humour
Fair Penitent, by Rowe
Fair Quaker of Deal, by C. Shadwell
False Friend
Fatal Secret, by Theobald
Flora, or Hob in the well
Fox, by Ben Jonson
Friendship in Fashion, by Otway
Funeral, by Sir R. Steele
Gamester, by Mrs. Centlivre
Gentle Shepherd
George Barnwell, by Lillo
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Honest Yorkshireman
Jane Gray, by Rowe
Jane Shore, by Rowe
Inconstant, by Farquhar
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Love for Love, by Congreve
Love in a Mist
Love in a Tub, by Etherege
Love makes a Man, by C. Cibber
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Measure for Measure, by Shakespeare
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Much ado about Nothing
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Refusal, by Cibber
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Relapse, by Vanbrugh
Revenge, by Dr. Younge
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Rival Queens, by Lee
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Way of the World, by Congreve
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