The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote, Esq, Том 3C. Talbot, 1778 |
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... better engag'd we should be glad of your company of an evening to make one with our Dicky , fifter Bell , and I , at whisk and fwabbers . Cad . Hey , ecod , do , Cape , come and look at her grotto and shells , and fee what the has got ...
... better engag'd we should be glad of your company of an evening to make one with our Dicky , fifter Bell , and I , at whisk and fwabbers . Cad . Hey , ecod , do , Cape , come and look at her grotto and shells , and fee what the has got ...
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... better part . Cape . I understand you ; plough with the heifer ? Arab . A delicate allufion , on my word ! but take this Hint - Amongst her paffions , admiration , or ra- ther adoration , is the principal . you muft plant Cape . Oh ...
... better part . Cape . I understand you ; plough with the heifer ? Arab . A delicate allufion , on my word ! but take this Hint - Amongst her paffions , admiration , or ra- ther adoration , is the principal . you muft plant Cape . Oh ...
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... better acquainted with it . Gov. Young man , I like your principles and fpirit ; your manly refufal gives me more pleasure than any honours your papers cou'd have procur'd me . Spri . Now this business is dispatch'd , let us return to ...
... better acquainted with it . Gov. Young man , I like your principles and fpirit ; your manly refufal gives me more pleasure than any honours your papers cou'd have procur'd me . Spri . Now this business is dispatch'd , let us return to ...
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... better fuited to a tete - a - tete than any the four aces can afford us . Mrs. Cad . What paftimes be they ? - -We ben't enough for hunt the whistle , nor blind - man's - buff ; but I'll call our Bell , and Robin the butler . Dicky will ...
... better fuited to a tete - a - tete than any the four aces can afford us . Mrs. Cad . What paftimes be they ? - -We ben't enough for hunt the whistle , nor blind - man's - buff ; but I'll call our Bell , and Robin the butler . Dicky will ...
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... better engaged ? But don't be angry . I am forry I interrupted you . Mrs. Cad . Hey ! now will I be hang'd if the ben't Ejealous of Mr. Poet ; but I'H liften , and fee the end on't , I'm refolv'd . ( Afide and exit . Arab . Are you ...
... better engaged ? But don't be angry . I am forry I interrupted you . Mrs. Cad . Hey ! now will I be hang'd if the ben't Ejealous of Mr. Poet ; but I'H liften , and fee the end on't , I'm refolv'd . ( Afide and exit . Arab . Are you ...
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Сторінка 32 - ... upon me to support her folly a minute. Enter MRS. CADWALLADER. Mrs. Cad. Soh ! Mr. Poet, you are a pretty gentleman, indeed ; ecod, I'm glad I have caught you. I'm not...
Сторінка 4 - Sure never was brute beast so void of nature ! Have you no pity for the pretty creature '? To your own baby can you be unkind ? Here — Suke, Bill, Betty — put the child behind.
Сторінка 316 - ... em up by the roots. Hel. Well replied, brothers ! that, without doubt, is a radical cure. All. Without doubt.
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Сторінка 23 - Dicky to school; now between — hey ! you, hold, you, hold, the great use of a school is, hey ! egad, for children to make acquaintances, that may hereafter be useful to them; for between you and I, as to what they learn there, does not signify two-pence.
Сторінка 292 - THEN : if, indeed, he had been indicted generally, for committing now and then, proofs might be produced of any perjury he may have committed ; whereas, by limiting the point of time to the now, no proofs could be admitted as to the then : so that, with submission, he humbly conceived, his client was clearly absolved, and his character as fair and as spotless as a babe that's just born, and immaculate as a sheet of white paper.
Сторінка 30 - I shall never be able to hold out long ; I had rather be taken in view. Cape. I believe you. Mrs. Cad. Well, come, begin and...
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Сторінка 316 - I cuts them out. Hel. Well replied ! extirpation : no better method of curing can be. Well, brethren, I think we may now, after this strict and impartial inquiry, safely certify that Dr. Last, from top to toe, is an able physician.