...infuriated the delineator of the Passions almost to madness. " AVhat, sir ! does it make you laugh ? Am I not George Frederick Cooke ? ' born to command ten thousand slaves like thee !' while you '11 never get salt to your porridge, as an actor. Who am I, sir?' — curving his arms...

...infuriated the delineator of the Passions almost to madness. " What, sir ! does it make you laugh ? Am I not George Frederick Cooke ? ' born to command ten thousand slaves like thee !' while you '11 never get salt to your porridge, as an actor. Who am I, sir ? — curving his arms...

...indignant fuest, in grating tones of irony, as e held it up, " nor would it if it were aqua for/is Г adding with an authoritative voice, which seemed to...to command ten thousand slaves like thee ! Fill the glas», I say, and refuse me at your peril !" lie was obeyed, and Melpomene wept the while! The whisky...

...replied his indignant guest, in grating tones of irony, as be held it up, "nor would it if it were H aqua fortis ! " adding with an authoritative voice,...most flagrant occasions. The following instance of Christian-like meekness and forbearance occurred one night in Liverpool which is worthy of record....

...replied his indignant guest, in grating tones of irony, as he held it up, " nor would it if it were aqua fortis!" adding, with an authoritative voice,...the while ! The whiskey acted that night instead of Coohe ! It was very surprising how Mr. Cooke escaped the rigorous chastisement which his offensive...

...infuriated the delineator of the Passions almost to madness. ' What, sir ! does it make you laugh ? Am I not George Frederick Cooke ? born to command ten thousand slaves like thee ! while you'll never get salt to your porridge, as an actor. Who am I, sir ?' — curving his arms...

...to be borrowed from Jove's thunder, and loud enough " to fright the isle from its propriety," " Fttt the glass, sir ! Am I not George Frederick Cooke ?...!" He was obeyed, and Melpomene wept the while! The whisky acted that night instead of Cooke ! It was very surprising how Cooke escaped the rigorous chastisement...