The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 60
... Cham . Are all things set in order ? The toilette fixed , the bottles and combs put in form , and the chocolate ready ? 2d Cham . ' Tis no great matter whether they be right or not ; for right or wrong we shall be sure of our lecture ...
... Cham . Are all things set in order ? The toilette fixed , the bottles and combs put in form , and the chocolate ready ? 2d Cham . ' Tis no great matter whether they be right or not ; for right or wrong we shall be sure of our lecture ...
Page 61
... Cham . My master desires to know how your ladyship rested last night , and if you are pleased to admit of a visit this morning . Lure . Ay - Why , this is civil- ' Tis an insupportable toil , though , for women of quality to model their ...
... Cham . My master desires to know how your ladyship rested last night , and if you are pleased to admit of a visit this morning . Lure . Ay - Why , this is civil- ' Tis an insupportable toil , though , for women of quality to model their ...
Page 139
... cham- ber ; he pretends to be a servant to the other : we'll call him out , and pump him a little . Gib . With all my heart . Bon . Mr Martin ! Mr Martin ! Enter ARCHER , combing a periwig , and singing . Gib . The roads are consumed ...
... cham- ber ; he pretends to be a servant to the other : we'll call him out , and pump him a little . Gib . With all my heart . Bon . Mr Martin ! Mr Martin ! Enter ARCHER , combing a periwig , and singing . Gib . The roads are consumed ...
Page 173
... cham- ber . 1st Lady . There is no pleasure without you . Wid . But , madam , I must beg of your lady- ship not to be so importune to my fresh calamity , as to mention Nutbrain any more . I am sure there is nothing in it . In love with ...
... cham- ber . 1st Lady . There is no pleasure without you . Wid . But , madam , I must beg of your lady- ship not to be so importune to my fresh calamity , as to mention Nutbrain any more . I am sure there is nothing in it . In love with ...
Page 249
... cham- ber - maid is the ladies ' best utensil , I say . [ Exit . Enter Sir JEALOUS , with a letter in his hand . Sir Jeal . So , this is some comfort : this tells me that Signior Don Diego Babinetto is safely arrived . He shall marry my ...
... cham- ber - maid is the ladies ' best utensil , I say . [ Exit . Enter Sir JEALOUS , with a letter in his hand . Sir Jeal . So , this is some comfort : this tells me that Signior Don Diego Babinetto is safely arrived . He shall marry my ...
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