An edition of Humorous dialogues and dramas
(1916)
Humorous dialogues and dramas
a collection of the rarest, brightest, most mirth-producing dialogues ever published.
by Charles Chalmers Shoemaker
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Humorous dialogues and dramas: a collection of the rarest, brightest, most mirth-producing dialogues ever published.
1971, Books for Libraries Press
in English
0836963229 9780836963229
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Humorous dialogues and dramas: a collection of the rarest, brightest, most mirth-producing dialogues ever published
1916, The Penn publishing company
in English
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Table of Contents
From down east, by H. E. McBride.
Courtship under difficulties.
Brought to trial for "blowin," by H. Herbert.
The mouse trap, by W. D. Howells.
Viola's answer, by H. E. McBride.
The Yankee's strategem, adapted by G. W. Dale.
The rival speakers.
Convention of realistic readers, by Mrs. F. Braden.
The Frog Hollow Lyceum, by H. E. McBride.
The professor puzzled, by F. B. Wilson.
Leap year in the village with one gentleman.
Two dutiful daughters, by G. D. Litchfield.
Stage struck.
Going to a new home, by H. E. McBride.
Egyptian debate.
Woman's rights.
Quarrel between Sir Peter and Lady Teazle, by Sheridan.
Adventures in the wrong house, dramatized by E. W. Brown.
Trial of Fing Wing, adapted by G. F. Bunnell.
The train to Mauro, by S. A. Frost.
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