English Plays, 1660-1820, 1. köideHarper & Brothers, 1935 - 1157 pages |
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Page 131
... look bashfully down ipon my Fan , while you like an Amorous park modishly entertain me . L. Woodv . Never go about to excuse ' em , ome , come , it was not so when I was a oung Woman . 0. Bell . A Dod , they're something dis- espectful ...
... look bashfully down ipon my Fan , while you like an Amorous park modishly entertain me . L. Woodv . Never go about to excuse ' em , ome , come , it was not so when I was a oung Woman . 0. Bell . A Dod , they're something dis- espectful ...
Page 308
... look all alike . Mrs. Fan . Eh , mon dieu ! Quel fascheux ; Ex quovis ligno , & c . Mercury's Statue is not made of every Wood . L. Fan . Look you , I know your secret cogitations : Because you are so il bred as to look like a Tallow ...
... look all alike . Mrs. Fan . Eh , mon dieu ! Quel fascheux ; Ex quovis ligno , & c . Mercury's Statue is not made of every Wood . L. Fan . Look you , I know your secret cogitations : Because you are so il bred as to look like a Tallow ...
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... look'ye you im- postor ! -you - didn't you come here to pay your addresses to this lady ? and was'nt I to bring you ... look at me with the same awful respect a City Beau looks at a Prince this way , most angelic ° - 150 Scratch , cut ...
... look'ye you im- postor ! -you - didn't you come here to pay your addresses to this lady ? and was'nt I to bring you ... look at me with the same awful respect a City Beau looks at a Prince this way , most angelic ° - 150 Scratch , cut ...
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Almah Almanzor Aman Arch Begar Belinda Bell Bellair Bellmont Belvidera Beverley Boab Brother Cæsar Cato Cher Clar Clarinda Clarissa Cleo cou'd dear Dorimant Enter Exeunt Exit Eyes Fain Father fear Fellow Fool Fortune Friend Gentleman Gert give hand happy hast hear Heart Heaven Honour hope Husband Jacin Jaff kiss Lady Fantast Lady Randolph Lady Restless leave look Lord Love Loveit Lovel Lover Lucy Madam marry Mira Mirabell Mistress never Night Norval octavo Oliv on't Passion Pierr Plaus Plays Polly pray Rogue SCENE Sealand Servant shew shou'd Sir Fop Sir Hum Sir Jac Sir John Sir Tun Sir Wil Sneak Soul speak Strict supra sure Syphax tell thee there's thing thou art thought Tippet Town twas twill Vent Wife Wild Woman World wou'd young
References to this book
Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature, 16. köide Modern Humanities Research Association No preview available - 1936 |