The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 81
... bash- fulness ! -A great lusty fellow ! and a soldier ! fie upon it . Dur . Look'e , sir , I can visit , and I can ogle a little ; as thus , or thus now . Then I can kiss abundantly , and make a shift to -- but if they chance to give me ...
... bash- fulness ! -A great lusty fellow ! and a soldier ! fie upon it . Dur . Look'e , sir , I can visit , and I can ogle a little ; as thus , or thus now . Then I can kiss abundantly , and make a shift to -- but if they chance to give me ...
Page 195
... sir.- -But , oh ! [ As she is going to be led by the captain . ] Have you sign'd that mortgage , to pay off my lady ... bash- fulness . - Give me your hand - Haw , haw ! So , so , a little quicker that's right , haw ! Captain , your ...
... sir.- -But , oh ! [ As she is going to be led by the captain . ] Have you sign'd that mortgage , to pay off my lady ... bash- fulness . - Give me your hand - Haw , haw ! So , so , a little quicker that's right , haw ! Captain , your ...
Page 394
... sir . [ Exit . Love . My dear Sir Brilliant , you see me an example before your eyes . Put the widow Bell- mour out ... Bash . Mr Lovemore , I have taken the li- berty - but you seem to be busy , and I intrude perhaps . Love . Oh , by no ...
... sir . [ Exit . Love . My dear Sir Brilliant , you see me an example before your eyes . Put the widow Bell- mour out ... Bash . Mr Lovemore , I have taken the li- berty - but you seem to be busy , and I intrude perhaps . Love . Oh , by no ...
Page 395
... Sir Bash . Why to be sure- [ Smiling . ] one does not often see her eclipsed . I think she is what you may call a fine woman , She keeps good com- pany . Love . The very best , Sir Bash . Yes , yes ; your tiptop , none else . And yet to ...
... Sir Bash . Why to be sure- [ Smiling . ] one does not often see her eclipsed . I think she is what you may call a fine woman , She keeps good com- pany . Love . The very best , Sir Bash . Yes , yes ; your tiptop , none else . And yet to ...
Page 399
... Sir BASHFUL CONSTANT'S . Enter Sir BASHFUL . Sir Bash . Did not I hear a rap at the door ? Yes , yes , I did ; I am right . The carriage is just now driving away . Who answers there ? Side- board ; step hither , Sideboard . I must know ...
... Sir BASHFUL CONSTANT'S . Enter Sir BASHFUL . Sir Bash . Did not I hear a rap at the door ? Yes , yes , I did ; I am right . The carriage is just now driving away . Who answers there ? Side- board ; step hither , Sideboard . I must know ...
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