 | Samuel Foote - 1778
...a million of pardons. I have given you a profufion of trouble ; but my hufband is fuch a goofe cap, that I can't get no good out of him at home or abroad — Jerry, Jerry Sneak — Your bieffing, Sir Jacob. Sir Jac. Daughter, you are welcome to Garret. Mrs- Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak, I... | |
 | 1783
...a million of pardons. I have given you a profufion of trouble ; but my hufband is fuck a goofe-cap, that I can't get no good out of him at home or abroad—Jerry, Jerry Sneak— Your bleffing, Sir Jacob. Mrs Sntak , Why, Jerry Sneak ! I fay— Enter... | |
 | 1786
...a million of pardons. I have given you a profufion of trouble; but my huiband is fuch a goofe-cap, that I can't get no good out of him at home or abroad—Jerry, Jerry Sneak—- Your bleffing, Sir Jacob. Sir Jac. Daughter, you are welcome to Garratt.... | |
 | 1792
...a million of pardons. I have given you a profufion of trouble ; but my hufband is fuch a goofe-cap, that I can't get no good out of him at home or abroad: — Jerry, Jerry Sneak — Your bleffing, Sir Jacob.. Sir Jac. Daughter, you are welcome to Garratt. Mrs. Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak !... | |
 | 1794
...demolish 'd the citizen, Enter Mrs. SNEAK, handed by the MAJOR. Mrs. Sneah. Dear Major, I demand a million of pardons. I have given you a profusion of trouble...good out of him at home or abroad — Jerry, Jerry Sreak — Your blessing, Sir Jacob. Sir Jac. Daughter, you are welcome to Garratt. Enter SNEAK, with... | |
 | 1794
...citizen. Enter Mrs. SNEAK, handed by the MAJOR. fr'rf. Sneak. Dear Major, I demand a million of pardons. 1 have given you a profusion of trouble; but my husband is such a goose-cap, that 1 can't get no good out of him al home or abroad — Jerry, Jerry Si.e ik — Your blessing, Sir Jacob.... | |
 | 1804
...demolished the citizen. Enter Mns SNEAK, handed by the MAJOR. Mrs Sneak. Dear major, I demand a million of pardons. I have given you a profusion of trouble...Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak ! I say — Enter SNEAK, with a band-boi, a hoop-petticoat under his arm, and cardinal, ¿fe. l¡c. «jc. Sneak. Here, lovy ! Mrs Sneak.... | |
 | British drama - 1804
...demolished the citizen. Enter Mns SNEAK, handed by the MAJOR. Mrt Sneak. Dear major, I demand a million of pardons. I have given you a profusion of trouble...Jacob? Sir Jac . Daughter, you are welcome to Garratt. Mrt Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak ! I say— £nfrr SNEAK, with a band-boz, a hoop-petticoat under his arm,... | |
 | 1804
...demolished the citizen. Enter MRS SNEAK, handed by the MAJOR. Mrs Sneak. Dear major, I demand a million of pardons. I have given you a profusion of trouble...sir Jacob ? Sir Jac. Daughter, you are welcome to Garrart. Mrs Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak ! I say — Enter SNEAK, with a band-box, a hoop-petticoat under... | |
 | 1805
...hmn,' or ahroai — Jerry, Jerry Sneak — Yonr hlefsing. Sir Jacoh. Sir Jao. Danghter, yoa are weleome to Garratt. Mrs. Sneak. Why, Jerry Sneak! I say— Enter SNEAK, with a Band.hox, a Hoop.peitiioat nnder his Arm, and Cardinal, £c. ,$£. £c. Sneak. Here, lovy. Mrs. Sneak.... | |
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Dear major, I demand a million of pardons. I have given you a profusion of trouble ; but my husband is such a goose-cap, that I can't get no good out of him at home or abroad — Jerry, Jerry Sneak — Your blessing, sir Jacob ? Sir Jac. Daughter, you... 
