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44065	Cibber, Colley	An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Volume 2 (of 2) Written by Himself. A New Edition with Notes and Supplement			.txt	text/plain	120365	7508	78	it acted: The Queen had the Goodness to refer the Merit of his Play to good Actors, great Writers, and true Judges were, like those of wise and Actors chosen for this Charge were _Wilks_, _Dogget_, Mrs. _Oldfield_, new License for acting Plays, _&c._ for himself, _Wilks_, _Dogget_, and either _Wilks_, _Booth_, or _Cibber_: And the second is, Whether by Sir A Play presented at Court, or acted on a publick Stage, seem to their this play Cibber made his last appearance on the stage, on 26th theatre in Lincoln's-inn-fields, Booth, Wilks, and Cibber, the managers About the year 1738, Mrs. Porter returned to the stage, and acted many Patent granted to Cibber, Wilks, and Booth after Steele's death, Cibber said to have refused to let him play a certain character, ii. [Footnote 32: A comedy by Mountfort the actor, originally played at the [Footnote 179: Wilks played Constant; Booth, Heartfree; and Cibber, Sir	./cache/44065.txt	./txt/44065.txt