 | 1783 - 382 стор.
...I'll be revenged—And did not you tell your mafter of this ? Sharp. And fo, Madam, in the fcuffle, my coat was torn to pieces as well as your reputation. Mel. And fo you join'd to make me infamous! Sharp. For heaven's fake, Madam, what could I do? His proofs fell... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 318 стор.
...you had no aversion to it; that Mrs Kitty was a bawd, and your 'humble servant a pimp. Kit. A bawd ! a bawd ! do I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And...his proofs fell so thick upon me, as witness my head [shewing bis bead plaister d.~] that I would have given up all the maidenheads in the kingdom, rather... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 318 стор.
...you had no aversion to it; that Mrs Kitty was a bawd, and your humble servant a pimp. Kit. A bawd ! a bawd ! do I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And...Sharp. For Heaven's sake, madam, what could I do ? his proof's fell so thick upon me, as witness my head [shewing bis bead plaisttr d.~] thatl would have... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 630 стор.
...no aversion to it — that Mrs Kitty «as a band, and your humble servant a pimp. Kilty. A bawd' ! a bawd ! Do I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And...pieces, as well as your reputation. MeL And so you joined to make me infamoBt! Siutrp. For I leaven's sake, madiim, what could I Ho? His proofs fell so... | |
 | 1804 - 630 стор.
...was a bawd, and your humble servant a pimp. Kitty. A bawd! a bawd! Do I look like a bawd, madam í Sharp. And so, madam, in the scuffle, my coat was...pieces, as well as your reputation. Mel. And so you joined to make me infamous ! Sharp. For Heaven's sake, madam, what could I do ? His proofs fell so... | |
 | 1804 - 626 стор.
...pimp. Kit hi. A bawd ! a bawd ! Do I look li ki- a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And so, madam, in the wulljo, my coat was torn to pieces, as well as your reputation. Mel. And so you joined to make me infamous ! Sharp. For Heaven's sake, madam, what could I do? His proofs fell so thick... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1809 - 306 стор.
...aversion to it; that Mrs Kitty was a bawd, and your humble servant a pimp. Kit. A bawd ! a bawd ! Da I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And so, madam,...proofs fell so thick upon me, as witness my head, [Shewing his Head plaster' W.] that I would have given up all the maidenheads in the kingdom rather... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 стор.
...to it — tliat Mrs. Kitty was a bawd, and your humble servant n pimp. Kitty. A bawd! a bawd ! J)o I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And so, madam, in the scuffle-, my coat «as torn to pieces, as well as your reputation. Mel. And so you joined to make me infamous? Sharp.... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 710 стор.
...was ц bawd, und your humble servant a pimp. kin... A baud! a bawd ! Do I look like n bawd, und. nu ? Sharp. And so, madam, in the scuffle, my coat was torn to pieces, аз well as your reputatioo. А/г/. And so you joined tu make rae infamous ? Sharp. For Heaven's... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1815 - 296 стор.
...and your humble servant a pimp. Mel. A full confession ! What did you confess ? Kit. A bawd! a bawd 1 Do I look like a bawd, madam ? Sharp. And so, madam,...proofs fell so thick upon me, as witness my head, [Shewing his Head plaster'd.'\ that I would have given up all the maidenheads in the kingdom rather... | |
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A bawd! a bawd! Do I look like a bawd, madam? SHARP: And so, madam, in the scuffle, my coat was torn to pieces as well as your reputation. MEL: And so you joined to make me infamous! SHARP: For heaven's sake, madam, what could I do? His proofs fell so... 
