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...and, in addition to all these, the actors must please not to be taken ill, the weather must pleats not to be unfavourable, the opposing theatre must...— what then ? — why then, ' Please to pay the bearer the small sum of • * * ;' and, NB which sum is sometimes, par accident, not paid at all."...

...: and, in addition to all these, the actors must please not to be taken ill, the weather must^fease not to be unfavourable, the opposing theatre must please not to put up strong bills; and then!—what then ?—why then —" Please to pay the bearer the small sum of * * *;" and, NB which...

...this, the actors must please not to be taken ill — the weather must pleats not to be unfavorable — the opposing theatre must please not to put up strong bills, and then — what then t Why then, 'please to pay the bearer." Let us get over our difficulties one at a time. The first '...