The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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Page 40
... marry my mistress , I must hire a butler of my own . O'Don . You marry your Lady ! Very good in- deed , ha , ha , ha ! Pray , isn't the match con- cluded between Lady Arable and Mr. O'Donovan ? Meth . Yes ; it's at an end , if that ...
... marry my mistress , I must hire a butler of my own . O'Don . You marry your Lady ! Very good in- deed , ha , ha , ha ! Pray , isn't the match con- cluded between Lady Arable and Mr. O'Donovan ? Meth . Yes ; it's at an end , if that ...
Page 222
... marry me . Alb . Well , and fhe did marry you ? Gog . Oh , no ! -my father fent me the next morning to finish a job in the North ; and I've never heard any thing of the Lady from that bleffed hour to this . Holly . Madam , join in my ...
... marry me . Alb . Well , and fhe did marry you ? Gog . Oh , no ! -my father fent me the next morning to finish a job in the North ; and I've never heard any thing of the Lady from that bleffed hour to this . Holly . Madam , join in my ...
Page 265
... marry him . Sweno . Sir , our hot - headed General , Hubba , or- dered me to be hanged in the cool of the evening , this good widow - woman had me cut down ; so , out of gratitude , I take herfelf and all her chat- tles . Gog ...
... marry him . Sweno . Sir , our hot - headed General , Hubba , or- dered me to be hanged in the cool of the evening , this good widow - woman had me cut down ; so , out of gratitude , I take herfelf and all her chat- tles . Gog ...
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