 | George Colman - 1777 - 368 стор.
...? Emily. Defire him to walk up. \Exit Servant.] I am fit to fee any company now. — This difcovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr. Prattle's...mixtures, as he calls them. Bell. Oh, you're in charming fpirits, fifter!— But captain Johnfon ! you abound in the military ; captains, colonels, and majors,... | |
 | 1782 - 390 стор.
...Ma'am. Em. I>efire him to walk up. [Exit Servant.] I am fit to fee any company now. This difcovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calk them. Bell. Oh, you're in charming fpirits, lifter But Captain Johnfon ! you abound in the military,... | |
 | 1786 - 390 стор.
...Johnfori, Ma'am. Em. Defiie him to walk up. (Exit Servant.) I am fit to fee any company now. This difcovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr Prattle's...mixtures, as he calls them. Bell. Oh, you're in charming fpiritg, fitter But Captain Johnfon! you abound in the military, Captains, Colonels, and Majors, by... | |
 | 1792 - 386 стор.
...Ma'am. Em. Deiire him to walk up. (Exit Servant.) I am. fib to fee any company now.— «-This difcovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr. Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. BelI. Oh, you're in charming fpirits, filler But Captain Johnfon.! you abound in the military, Captains,... | |
 | 1804 - 626 стор.
...all my heart. Enter Servant. Ser. Captain Johnson, madam. Emily. Desire him to walk up. [Exit Ser.] I am fit to see any company now. This discovery will...majors, by wholesale : Who is captain Johnson, pray ? Emily. Only the name that Mademoiselle Florival, the Belleisle lady you saw this morning, goes by.... | |
 | 1804 - 630 стор.
...all my heart. Enter Servant. Ser. Captain Johnson, madam. Emily. Desire him to walk up. [Exit Ser.] I am fit to see any company now. This discovery will...all Mr Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. Hi II. Oh. you're in charming spirits, sister — But captain Johnsun ! you abound in the military,... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 630 стор.
...all my heart. Enter Servant. Ser. Captain Johnson, madam. Emily. Desire him to walk up. [Efit Ser.] I am fit to see any company now. This discovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr ('rattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. Bell. Oh, you're in charming spirits, sister — But... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1809 - 344 стор.
...Captain Johnson, Ma'am. Em. Desire him to walk up. [Exit Servant.] lam fit to see any company now.r — This discovery will do me more good, I believe, than...Majors, by wholesale : Who is Captain Johnson, pray ? Em. Only the name that Mademoiselle Florival, the Belleisle lady you saw this morning, goes by. Bell.... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 710 стор.
...Enter a Semant. Ser. Captain Johnson, madam. Emily. Desire him to walk up. [Exit Ser.] I am fit to sec any company now.— This discovery will do me more...Mr. Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. Hell. Oh, you're in charming spirits, sister — But Captain Johnson ! you abound in the military,... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 стор.
...all my heart. Enter a Servant. Ser. Captain Johnson, madam. Emily. Desire him to walk up. [Exit Ser.] I am fit to see any company now. — This discovery will do me niore good, I believe, than all Mr. Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. Bell. Oh, you're... | |
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I am fit to see any company now . This discovery will do me more good, I believe, than all Mr. Prattle's cordial mixtures, as he calls them. Bell. Oh, you're in charming spirits, sister — But Captain Johnson ! you abound in the military, Captains, Colonels,... 
