 | Samuel Foote - 1830 - 508 стор.
...viz. B's watch found in the pocket of A ; upon which, the testimony of C being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why then A, that is to say C, — no...Luke Limp is directed to some other object, would not that induce you to — Ser. Other object ! Where? Char. In this very house. Ser. Here ! why the... | |
 | 1832 - 826 стор.
...viz. B's walch found in the pocket of A ; upon which the testimony of С being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why, then A, that is to say, C, —...convict C, — no, no, A, — against the affidavit of С . So this being pretty clear, child, I leave the application to you. Char. Very obliging, Sir. But... | |
 | 1833 - 826 стор.
...upon which the testimony of С being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why, then A, that is to eay, C, — no, D,— joining B, they convict C, — no,...Luke Limp is directed to some other object, would not that induce you to Ser. Other object! Where 7 Char. In this very house. Ser. Here! why the girl... | |
 | 1854 - 834 стор.
...viz. B's watch found in the pocket of A ; upon which the testimony of С being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why, then A, that is to say, C, —...pretty clear, child, I leave the application to you. СЛяг. Very obliging, Sir. But suppose, now, Sir, it should appear that the attention of Sir Luke... | |
 | 1859 - 824 стор.
...viz. B's watch found in the pocket of A ; upon which the testimony of C being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why, then A, that is to say, C, —...Luke Limp is directed to some other object, would not that induce you to Ser. Other object! Where? Char. In this very house. Ser. Here! why the girl... | |
 | 1859 - 838 стор.
...viz. B's watch found in the pocket of A ; upon which the testimony of С being contradicted by B, — no, by D, — why, then A, that is to say, C, —...joining B, they convict C, — no, no, A, — against trie affidavit of C. So this being pretty clear, child, I leave the application to you. Char. Very... | |
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A, — against the affidavit of C. — So this being pretty clear, child, I leave the application to you. Char. Very obliging, sir. But suppose now, sir, it should appear that the attention of Sir Luke Limp is directed to some other object, would not... 
