" Avoiding a trip to Aunt Pedigree's house allows Constance Neville to steal jewels and elope with George Hastings in this work, which also sees Tony Lumpkin trick its male protagonist into believing the house he seeks is merely an inn.
At the end of this work's second act, one character grabs another and sings, "We are the boys / That fears no noise / Where the thundering cannons roar," while in this play's first act, that character sings about the Three Pigeons alehouse. Another character in this work instructs his servants Roger and Diggory to prepare for a "table exercise." Avoiding a trip to Aunt Pedigree's house allows Constance Neville to steal jewels and elope with George Hastings in this work, which also sees Tony Lumpkin trick its male protagonist into believing the house he seeks is merely an inn. For 10 points, Charles Marlow believes Kate Hardcastle to be a servant in which play by Oliver Goldsmith?
At the end of this work's second act, one character grabs another and sings, "We are the boys /
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