Representative English Dramas from Dryden to SheridanOxford University Press, American Branch, 1914 - 459 pages |
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Page 127
... Sir , the coach stays . Pet . Well , well ; -I come .- ' Sbud , a man had as good be a professed midwife as a professed whoremaster , at this rate ! to be knocked up and raised at all hours , and in all places ! Pox on ' em , I won't ...
... Sir , the coach stays . Pet . Well , well ; -I come .- ' Sbud , a man had as good be a professed midwife as a professed whoremaster , at this rate ! to be knocked up and raised at all hours , and in all places ! Pox on ' em , I won't ...
Page 128
... Pet . All's one for that ; why , then , say I know something . Mir . Come , thou art an honest fellow , Petulant ... Sir Wilfull's arrival . Wit . No , no ; he comes to his aunt's , my lady Wishfort . Pox on him ! I shall be troubled with him ...
... Pet . All's one for that ; why , then , say I know something . Mir . Come , thou art an honest fellow , Petulant ... Sir Wilfull's arrival . Wit . No , no ; he comes to his aunt's , my lady Wishfort . Pox on him ! I shall be troubled with him ...
Page 139
... SIR WILFULL WITWOUD in a riding dress , followed by Footman . Wit . In the name of Bartlemew and his fair , what ... Pet . It seems as if you had come a journey , sir ; hem , hem . [ Surveying him round . Sir Wil . Very likely , sir ...
... SIR WILFULL WITWOUD in a riding dress , followed by Footman . Wit . In the name of Bartlemew and his fair , what ... Pet . It seems as if you had come a journey , sir ; hem , hem . [ Surveying him round . Sir Wil . Very likely , sir ...
Page 140
... Sir Wil . There is ? ' Tis like there may . Mrs. Mar. No doubt you will ... Pet . S'life , Witwoud , were you ever an attorney's clerk ? of the family ... Sir Wil . S'heart , and better than to be bound to a maker of fops ; where , I ...
... Sir Wil . There is ? ' Tis like there may . Mrs. Mar. No doubt you will ... Pet . S'life , Witwoud , were you ever an attorney's clerk ? of the family ... Sir Wil . S'heart , and better than to be bound to a maker of fops ; where , I ...
Page 145
... Sir Wilfull . Mrs. Mil . How can you name that annuated lubber ? foh ! Enter WITWOUD from drinking , | Wit . Thou dost bite , my dear mustard seed ; kiss me for that . Pet . Stand off ! -I'll kiss no more males- I have kissed your twin ...
... Sir Wilfull . Mrs. Mil . How can you name that annuated lubber ? foh ! Enter WITWOUD from drinking , | Wit . Thou dost bite , my dear mustard seed ; kiss me for that . Pet . Stand off ! -I'll kiss no more males- I have kissed your twin ...
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