The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... arch mo- desty , that I don't know how - but I'm elop'd— Ha , ha , ha ! —I'm elop❜d . Mir . Ha , ha , ha ! -I rejoice in your good for- tune with all my heart . Lam . Oh , now I think on't , Mr Mustapha , you have got the finest ring ...
... arch mo- desty , that I don't know how - but I'm elop'd— Ha , ha , ha ! —I'm elop❜d . Mir . Ha , ha , ha ! -I rejoice in your good for- tune with all my heart . Lam . Oh , now I think on't , Mr Mustapha , you have got the finest ring ...
Page 134
... Arch . I shall , sir . [ Exit . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? Bon . Yes , sir ; I'm old Will Boniface , pretty well known upon this road , as the saying is . Aim . O , Mr Boniface , your servant . Bon . O , sir- -What will your ...
... Arch . I shall , sir . [ Exit . Aim . You're my landlord , I suppose ? Bon . Yes , sir ; I'm old Will Boniface , pretty well known upon this road , as the saying is . Aim . O , Mr Boniface , your servant . Bon . O , sir- -What will your ...
Page 135
... Arch . No. Bon . An odd fellow this ! [ Bar bell rings . ] I beg your worship's pardon ; I'll wait on you in [ Exit . half a minute . -Now , my Aim . The course is clear , I see- dear Archer , welcome to Litchfield . Arch . I thank thee ...
... Arch . No. Bon . An odd fellow this ! [ Bar bell rings . ] I beg your worship's pardon ; I'll wait on you in [ Exit . half a minute . -Now , my Aim . The course is clear , I see- dear Archer , welcome to Litchfield . Arch . I thank thee ...
Page 136
... Arch . Ay , my dear , take it while. Bon . Veal ! sir ; we had a delicate loin of veal on Wednesday last . Aim . Have you got any fish , or wild - fowl ? Bon . As for fish , truly , sir , we are an inland town , and indifferently ...
... Arch . Ay , my dear , take it while. Bon . Veal ! sir ; we had a delicate loin of veal on Wednesday last . Aim . Have you got any fish , or wild - fowl ? Bon . As for fish , truly , sir , we are an inland town , and indifferently ...
Page 137
... Arch . Name ! ' Egad , I have forgot it . [ Aside . ] Oh ! Martin . born ? Cher . Where was you Arch . In St Martin's parish . Cher . What was your father ? Arch . OfofSt Martin's parish . Cher . Then , friend , good night . Arch . I ...
... Arch . Name ! ' Egad , I have forgot it . [ Aside . ] Oh ! Martin . born ? Cher . Where was you Arch . In St Martin's parish . Cher . What was your father ? Arch . OfofSt Martin's parish . Cher . Then , friend , good night . Arch . I ...
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