The other sitting near him, looking over his shoulder into his book, and wearing a sealskin belt with a yellow buckle, is another rich peasant of the village, not a bad villain, named Lubin, who also lives at home, and is called the little old man of the neighbourhood.

Gin Lubin shows the ring to me While reavin' Teviot side, And asks me wi' an earnest e'e, To be his bonny bride.

George Dandin first hears of a rendezvous from one Lubin, a foolish servant of Clitandre, and lays the affair before M. and Mde.

All the bottles of Lubin in grandmamma's cupboard would not wash off the stain of that kiss, I felt.

The same person who has supported the chief character in the tragedy, very often plays the principal part in the petite pièce; so that I have myself seen, at Paris, Orestes and Lubin acted the same night by the same man.

QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER, a photoplay in eight reels by Arthur Sawyer and Herbert Lubin.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

Laura Lubin Saqui, pref.

David Lubin, a study in practical Idealism.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

SAQUI, LAURA LUBIN.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

By Armen Lubin.

Armen Lubin (A); 6Nov73; R563684. R563685.

QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER, a photoplay in eight reels by Arthur Sawyer and Herbert Lubin.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

Laura Lubin Saqui, pref.

David Lubin, a study in practical Idealism.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

SAQUI, LAURA LUBIN.

David Lubin, a study in practical idealism.

By Armen Lubin.

Armen Lubin (A); 6Nov73; R563684. R563685.

The comic of the piece is in the hands of Lubin, a peasant in the service of the family, who is bribed by each party to spy upon the other.

When this play passed to the stage of the Comédie-Française, the name of Arlequin, familiar to the Italian comedy, was changed to Lubin, and his dress modified to suit the new rôle.