Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays, 21±Çand under the direction of George Cawthorn, British Library, Strand, 1797 |
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... Hold , hold , let me tie a handkerchief about my neck first . This cursed sharp north wind -Antoine , bring down my muff . Col. Ay , do , and his great - coat . Lady M. Margret , some harts - horn . My dear Mr. Oldboy , why will you fly ...
... Hold , hold , let me tie a handkerchief about my neck first . This cursed sharp north wind -Antoine , bring down my muff . Col. Ay , do , and his great - coat . Lady M. Margret , some harts - horn . My dear Mr. Oldboy , why will you fly ...
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... be witness of it : if these , Madam , can have any merit to continue in your remembrance , a man once honoured with a share of your esteem- 522 Clar . Hold , Sir - I think I hear C iij A @ I. 29 LIONEL AND CLARISSA . SCENE VIII. ...
... be witness of it : if these , Madam , can have any merit to continue in your remembrance , a man once honoured with a share of your esteem- 522 Clar . Hold , Sir - I think I hear C iij A @ I. 29 LIONEL AND CLARISSA . SCENE VIII. ...
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Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays John Bell. Clar . Hold , Sir - I think I hear somebody . Lion . If you please , Madam , we'll turn over this celestial globe once more - Have you looked at the book I left you yesterday ...
Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays John Bell. Clar . Hold , Sir - I think I hear somebody . Lion . If you please , Madam , we'll turn over this celestial globe once more - Have you looked at the book I left you yesterday ...
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... hold him- And sink at last into his arms . 630 SCENE X. CLARISSA . How easy to direct the conduct of others , how hard to regulate our own ! I can give my friend advice , while I am conscious of the same indiscretions in my- self . Yet ...
... hold him- And sink at last into his arms . 630 SCENE X. CLARISSA . How easy to direct the conduct of others , how hard to regulate our own ! I can give my friend advice , while I am conscious of the same indiscretions in my- self . Yet ...
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... hold - hark you - you say there's money to be had - suppose you were to marry the wench ? Har . Do you think , Sir , that would be so right af- ter what has happened ? Besides , there's a stronger objection - To tell you the truth , I ...
... hold - hark you - you say there's money to be had - suppose you were to marry the wench ? Har . Do you think , Sir , that would be so right af- ter what has happened ? Besides , there's a stronger objection - To tell you the truth , I ...
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21 ÆäÀÌÁö - Love, madam, love — In short, madam, I believe he has thought of nothing but your ladyship ever since he left Lisbon. I am sure he could not, if I may judge of his heart by my own.
46 ÆäÀÌÁö - I'll make you. Fred. Restore her, my lord ! where shall I find her? Lop, I have those that will swear she is here in your house. Fred. You are misinformed, my lord ! Upon my reputation I have not seen Donna Isabella since the absence of Don Felix. Lop. Then pray, sir — if I am not too inquisitive, what motive had you for those objections you made against her marriage with Don Guzman yesterday ? Fred.
14 ÆäÀÌÁö - The custom of our country enslaves us from our very cradles, first to our parents, next to our husbands, and, when Heaven is so kind to rid us of both these, our brothers still usurp authority, and expect a blind obedience from us; so that, maids, wives, or widows, »e are little better than slaves to the tyrant, man.
14 ÆäÀÌÁö - I'd embark with the first fair wind with all my jewels, and seek my fortune on t'other side the water : no shore can treat you worse than your own.
40 ÆäÀÌÁö - I did but joke; the ring is none of mine, it is my master's; I am to give it to be new set, that's all; therefore, pr'ythee, dry thy eyes, and kiss me; come.
12 ÆäÀÌÁö - I quarrelled with his lordship, about six years before his death, and so had not an opportunity of seeing how the youth went on ; if I had, Master Jenkins, I would no more have suffered him to be made -such a monkey of — He has been in my house but three days, and it is all turned...