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Peg Woffington

CHAPTER II
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Nobody here knew Bracegirdle but Mr.Cibber; Mr.Cibber cannot see well without his glasses, and I got rid of one of the candles; I sent one of the imps of the theater to knock it down.

I know Mrs.Bracegirdle by heart.

I drink tea with her every Sunday.

I had her dress on, and I gave the old boy her words and her way of thinking; it was mere mimicry; it was nothing compared with what I once did; but, a-hem!" "Pray tell us!" "I am afraid I shall shock your friend.

I see he is not a wicked man like you, and perhaps does not know what good-for-nothing creatures actresses are." "He is not so ignorant as he looks," replied Sir Charles.
"That is not quite the answer I expected, Sir Charles," replied this lively lady; "but it serves me right for fishing on dry land.


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