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You at once have the same old play in a new tongue.
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Belton was actually shocked at the haggard appearance of his old play-fellow.
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His very absence made him of added interest to his old play-fellow.
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Your son was my old play-fellow, and we must shake hands also.
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The old play had certainly the subtle human interest that is always vital.
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Why do you not kill him like a father in an old play?
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Of all common tragedy, we may exclaim, in the words of the old play,-
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In the old play of Henry V. French soldiers are introduced speaking broken English.-Boswell
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Shakespeare takes this character from the old play, and alters it but very slightly.
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As is well known to old play-goers, Booth's most effective part was Richard III.
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It is said, 'the grossness of the old play-writers was their misfortune, not their crime.
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I think it's quite enough that you're taking a part in his bally old play.
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And what were this, but to believe again in the old play of the gods?
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And I won't act in your hateful old play!
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The old play ground is just the same.
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But the beauty of David Mamet's 40-year- old play is how much of its meaning remains implicit.
