The Plays of John O'Keeffe, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1981 |
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... wife's leave . Alibi . Wife ! Zounds ! you hav'n't married her yet ? Meth . No. Alibi . Where is the ? Meth . So eager to have her little penny fettled upon her before our marriage , that she would come with me - fhe ' s in the next ...
... wife's leave . Alibi . Wife ! Zounds ! you hav'n't married her yet ? Meth . No. Alibi . Where is the ? Meth . So eager to have her little penny fettled upon her before our marriage , that she would come with me - fhe ' s in the next ...
Page 236
... wife . I hope fhe hasn't yet heard that I've got a Sunday wife . Alfred . Pardon this my first offence , kind dame -my good woman . ( takes her band ) Gog . Who are you that dares call my wife a good woman ? She's not a good woman ...
... wife . I hope fhe hasn't yet heard that I've got a Sunday wife . Alfred . Pardon this my first offence , kind dame -my good woman . ( takes her band ) Gog . Who are you that dares call my wife a good woman ? She's not a good woman ...
Page 252
... wife . ( to Albina - Bertha runs to him ) Alb . Well , upon my word , this is before one's face ! pretty decent Gog . Oh , true- I forgot my every day wife -Bertha , it was my Sunday wife I fpoke to then . Earl B. Madam , it is my ...
... wife . ( to Albina - Bertha runs to him ) Alb . Well , upon my word , this is before one's face ! pretty decent Gog . Oh , true- I forgot my every day wife -Bertha , it was my Sunday wife I fpoke to then . Earl B. Madam , it is my ...
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