The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 57
... lappets behind- I must fetch it presently . Stund . Hold a little , child ; I must talk with you . Par . Another time , sir ; my lady stays for me . Stand . One question , first . What wages does my wife give you ? Par . Ten pounds a ...
... lappets behind- I must fetch it presently . Stund . Hold a little , child ; I must talk with you . Par . Another time , sir ; my lady stays for me . Stand . One question , first . What wages does my wife give you ? Par . Ten pounds a ...
Page 335
... LAPPET , Maid to Mariana WHEEDLE . Servants , & c . SCENE I. - LOVEGOLD'S House . Enter LAPPET and RAMILIE ť 335 1.
... LAPPET , Maid to Mariana WHEEDLE . Servants , & c . SCENE I. - LOVEGOLD'S House . Enter LAPPET and RAMILIE ť 335 1.
Page 336
... LAPPET and RAMILIE . Lap . I'll hear no more . Perfidious fellow ! Have I for thee slighted so many good matches ; have I for thee turn'd off Sir Oliver's steward and my lord Landy's butler , and several others , thy betters , and all ...
... LAPPET and RAMILIE . Lap . I'll hear no more . Perfidious fellow ! Have I for thee slighted so many good matches ; have I for thee turn'd off Sir Oliver's steward and my lord Landy's butler , and several others , thy betters , and all ...
Page 338
... Lappet will but lay your heads together in my favour , I shall be far from despairing ; and in return , sister , for this kindness- Har . And in return , brother , for this kindness , you may perhaps have it in your power to do me a ...
... Lappet will but lay your heads together in my favour , I shall be far from despairing ; and in return , sister , for this kindness- Har . And in return , brother , for this kindness , you may perhaps have it in your power to do me a ...
Page 342
... Lappet and I have laid a delightful plot , if you will but come into it , and counterfeit an affection for him . Mar. Why , child , I have a real affection for him . Oh , methinks I see you on your knees al- ready - Pray , mamma ...
... Lappet and I have laid a delightful plot , if you will but come into it , and counterfeit an affection for him . Mar. Why , child , I have a real affection for him . Oh , methinks I see you on your knees al- ready - Pray , mamma ...
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