How now, are you up yet?" was greeted with the angry retort : "Nay, what do you do here at this time of night? Will you never leave the company of that loose woman? And seeing that you do so neglect my advice, I desire that tomorrow morning we may part;... London Society - Сторінка 502редактори - 1874Повний перегляд - Докладніше про цю книгу
| Mrs. A. T. Thomson - 1862 - 346 стор.
...Whitehall, met Sir Thomas, and said to him, " How now ? Are you up yet ?" " Nay," answered Sir Thomas, " what do you here at this time of night ? Will you...leave the company of that base woman ? And, seeing you so neglect my advice, I desire that to-morrow we may part, and that you will let me have that portion... | |
| Katherine Thomson - 1862 - 328 стор.
...leave the company of that base woman ? And, seeing you so neglect my advice, I desire that to-morrow we may part, and that you will let me have that portion which you know is due to me, and then I will leave you free to yourself, to stand on your own legs."... | |
| Arthur William Fox - 1899 - 514 стор.
...Overbury, to whom he said, " How now, are you up yet ? " To which Overbury answered with fierce anger : " Nay, what do you here at this time of night ? Will...leave the company of that base woman ? And seeing that you do so neglect my advice, I desire that to-morrow morning we may part ; and that you will let... | |
| Philip Gibbs - 1909 - 532 стор.
...Sir Thomas. " How now," said Lord Rochester, " are you up yet ? " " Nay," said Sir Thomas bitterly, " what do you here at this time of night? Will you never leave the company of that, base woman ? " Then they broke out into quarrelling, and presently the man Payton heard his master say : " Well,... | |
| Sir Edward Abbott Parry - 1925 - 338 стор.
...lady by my letters and industry and can stop you going to your ruin by a word to-day. And seeing you so neglect my advice I desire that to-morrow morning we may part, and that you may let me have that portion that you know is due to me, and thus I will leave you free to yourself... | |
| 1928 - 898 стор.
...and on inquiring, "How now, are you up yet?" was greeted with the angry retort : "Nay, what do you do here at this time of night? Will you never leave the company of that loose woman? And seeing that you do so neglect my advice, I desire that tomorrow morning we may part;... | |
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