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behind him, a loud number of voices called out to him from the pit, "_Place a la Dame! Place a la Dame_!" When the person so offending, either not apprehending the meaning of the clamour, or possibly being some John Trott who feared no man alive, the noise was continued for several minutes; nor were the actors, though ready on the stage, suffered to begin the play till this unbred person was laughed out of his seat, and had placed the lady before him. Whether this politeness observed at plays may be owing to their clime, their complexion, or their government, is of no great consequence; but if it is to be acquired, methinks it is a pity our accomplished countrymen, who every year import so much of this nation's gawdy garniture, should not, in this long course of our commerce with them, have brought over a little of their theatrical good-breeding too. INDEX Abington, Mrs. Actors and audience, Colley Cibber on Addison, Joseph his "Cato" Anne, Queen Anne's reign, Life in Queen Ashbury, Joseph Ashton's "Reign of Queen Anne" Aston, Tony Attorneys of Queen Anne's day Baggs, Zachary Baker of Dublin Barry, Spranger, Mrs. Spranger Barry, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartholomew Fair Bath life "Beaux' Stratagem," Farquhar's Bellchambers, Edmund Bertie, Miss Dye Betterton, Thomas Blackmore, Dr. (Sir Richard) Boileau Bolingbroke, Lord Booth, Barton Mrs. Barton _see also_ Santlow Boswell, James Bowman, an actor Bracegirdle, Anne Bradshaw, Mrs. Brett, Colonel Miss Anne Broschi, Carlo (Farinelli) Budgell, Eustace Bullock, an actor Burney, Dr. "Busiris," Young's Cadogan, Charles Sloane, 1st Earl Campbell, Thomas "Careless Husband," Cibber's Cat, Christopher Cat-calls "Cato," Addison's Centlivre, Mrs. her "Perplexed Lovers" Centlivre, Mr. Charles II., King Chener, Mons. Chetwood, W.R. "Christian Hero, The," Steele's Church and stage Church music and the theatre Churchill, General (Marlborough's nephew) Churchill, Colonel (Oldfield's son) Churchill, Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough Churchill, Mary, Countess of Cadogan Cibber, Caius Gabriel Cibber, Colley "Cibber, Apology for the Life of" Cibber, Theophilus Clive, Mrs. Coffee-houses of Addison's day Collier, William Colman's "Random Records" Congreve Corelli, Arcangelo Costumes, Stage Courthor
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