The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 36
... hope my father and sister are well . Mrs. A. ( afide . ) I proteft it's Young Willows - come home a beggar as I expected ! Cha . I've been very unfortunate . Mrs. A. Unfortunate indeed ! to return in this plight- where is this man ? Cha ...
... hope my father and sister are well . Mrs. A. ( afide . ) I proteft it's Young Willows - come home a beggar as I expected ! Cha . I've been very unfortunate . Mrs. A. Unfortunate indeed ! to return in this plight- where is this man ? Cha ...
Page 37
... hope you're likewife free from difhonour . Maria . Heard any thing of William Bellevue ? Mrs. A. Are we to ftand all day lift'ning to their dismal ftories ? -Abfolutely their croaking has an effect upon one's fpirits . Cha . And I hope ...
... hope you're likewife free from difhonour . Maria . Heard any thing of William Bellevue ? Mrs. A. Are we to ftand all day lift'ning to their dismal ftories ? -Abfolutely their croaking has an effect upon one's fpirits . Cha . And I hope ...
Page 11
... hope you'll afford me a good bed ? Alibi . Why , you dog ! -your ready money fhews you don't want to lie upon tick , ha , ha , ha ? Hark ye ! Perhaps I fha'n't beat you above once before you commit a fault . Airc . Before ! Alibi . Yes ...
... hope you'll afford me a good bed ? Alibi . Why , you dog ! -your ready money fhews you don't want to lie upon tick , ha , ha , ha ? Hark ye ! Perhaps I fha'n't beat you above once before you commit a fault . Airc . Before ! Alibi . Yes ...
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