The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16
THE DUEL or TRUE AND FALSE COUKA0H
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airi whom be visits disguised blacksmith Hh father
whom thu greAtcAAnGe n hA sons 1nknnwn comes
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By whom The old b received with je,fs and 1lcuio
while the dsowns and refress 70 reopEADs him Edgar
however naAlly convinced n liz folly reoounoes hs Affect
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his father, and married BY hose
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there happened be couple OF good lo,king sEA
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hghts audience TOR two happy hours
The comedy admirably acted could b. Mr. Aouro
cauhs Edgar" ono b ha happsst personaticna "a Hec
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this theatre Mr. Peters PLAYS ~ prize aHsin9 groom IN
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capvAng sye and Miss Keene good ~ The Anazo
in private mo VANITY Fair n sucoHA
fhe performances Will include WITH
THk OBSTINATE HAULY.
Boz Once o,eu from 70 O'Clock
1 4eas secured . week In sdvauoe.
Docrs open AL; performances oonav d quarter
o'clock,